Haskell the Dog

Can someone post picturse of the late Haskell? Also, what type of dog was she?

>>48
Dude, they use whitespace as syntax! In C, it's natural to do what you said, but in Haskell one can write
(provided that the instructions are indented to the same level)

foo = do
  bar
  baz
  quux
  quuux

instead of

main = do {foo; bar; baz; quux; quuux}

Of course, you can skip the curly brackets C-style, then

main = do {dicks}

becomes

main = do dicks

(which is just a complicated way of saying main = dicks)



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