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Re:It never makes sense to use foldl on lists in Haskell (2019) by toolslive on Sunday March 22, 2020 @05:39PM (#22658944)
Typically, in a functional language, values are immutable. So if you cons to a list, you create a new value that has the current list as its tail. Since all lists are immutable, they can be shared and there's no need for a deep copy.

Python is not a functional programming language....

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