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by foldr
3247 days ago
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>Laziness is delayed execution. That's it. There's _nothing_ stopping you from delaying a side effect. This is true, but unconstraimed side effects are too difficult to reason about in a lazy language to make them practical. So in practice, very few lazy languages have unconstrained side effects. |
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