Re:Advanced programming languages (2009)
by kqr on Sunday June 19, 2016 @12:04PM
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The huge difference between Haskell and the other two (that isn't in libraries) is that Haskell has controlled side effects, whereas side effects are uncontrolled in the other two (and virtually all other languages...)
That, at least to me, is way more interesting/important than libraries, which can always be ported or otherwise interfaced with.
That, at least to me, is way more interesting/important than libraries, which can always be ported or otherwise interfaced with.