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by PhilipRoman
439 days ago
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There is no reason you can't use side effects in pure functional programming. You just need to provide the appropriate description of the side effect to avoid caching and force a particular evaluation order. If you have linear types, you do it by passing around opaque tokens. I'm not entirely sure how IO works in Haskell, but I think the implementation is similar. Even C compilers use a system like that internally. |
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