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by przemo_li
1838 days ago
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That's because every single line of code is about side effect. That means that you have already eliminated all the unnecessary side effects (in both cases), and there is no extra work that could be made pure (also in both cases). Haskell gives you good tools to limit number of side effects to minimum necessary and verify that it is so. JavaScript? It's free for all and people talk all the time how developer discipline leads to more maintainance codebases. Examples give for that discipline? (Almost) all are about more purity. |
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