Haskell
Lazy evaluation language
Haskell is a programming language known for its purely functional approach—functions produce outputs based solely on inputs without side effects.
Named after logician Haskell Curry, it emphasizes strong static typing and lazy evaluation, where expressions aren't computed until their values are needed.
Haskell is favored in academic settings and by programmers who value mathematical rigor: I rewrote the parser in Haskell.
Able to operate correctly
- lazyAvoiding effort or exertion
- pureUnmixed, without impurities
- monadsIndivisible fundamental units
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recursion · pattern matching · algebraic data types · immutability · lambda · Prelude · polymorphism · expressions
Anglo-Irish family name
- academicRelating to education or theory
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- papersOfficial written records
- conferencesOrganized professional assemblies
functional
Able to operate correctly
currying · recursion · pattern matching · algebraic data types · immutability · lambda · Prelude · polymorphism · expressions · compiler
Curry
Anglo-Irish family name
- academicRelating to education or theory
- researchSystematic fact-finding effort
- papersOfficial written records
conferences · universities · dissertations · tutorials · documentation
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