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by viscanti
5426 days ago
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You can do most things with either language. If you feel that both languages are sufficient for the job, the first tie breaker would probably be library support. What kind of support is there currently for the problem you're trying to solve? If you're working with others, you'd be best served with using the choice they are most comfortable with, provided it meets your basic criteria. If you're unable to make a decision, go with Haskell. |
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