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while twilightSparkle[PRINCESS]=1 do smile() wave() end while Source
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Well, I’ll definitely have to learn more Haskell, especially if I can’t identify by syntax.
To be fair, when I think of Haskel, I think more of the pattern recognition and list stuff.
PrincessDuties 1 = “Smile”
PrincessDuties 2 = “Wave”
PrincessDuties x:xs = PrincessDuties x + PrincessDuties xs
And yes, I know that doesn’t really work.
It’s got type signatures and monads, of course it’s Haskell.
Oh, that’s Haskell? Didn’t quite recognize it.
Well, I’m blind.
@Olpert
smile :: PrincessDuties ()
wave :: PrincessDuties ()
main :: PrincessDuties ()
main = if (twilightSparkle!!PRINCESS) == 1
_____then smile >> wave >> main
_____else return ()
I’d like to see it.
I kinda like Haskell.
wave :: PrincessDuties ()
main :: PrincessDuties ()
main = if (twilightSparkle!!PRINCESS) == 1
_____then smile >> wave >> main
_____else return ()
To me it’s painful to see any code without limiters. I even bracket ifs with only one line.
I’ve been using lua a lot recently, so I’ve gotten enough used to keywords, but “end while” just seems redundant. Also, a keyword containing a space is painful.
Pascal does, I think. And so does another language I’ve been programming in lately.
They opt for keywords instead of symbols to delimit blocks.
smile()
wave()
end while
“end while”
the hell language does that