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==Haskell compared to other Functional Programming Languages==
  
   
 
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! Evaluation
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! Default Evaluation
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! IO
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! Effects
 
! Typing
  
! Typing
 
! Pure
  
! Pure
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! Haskell
  
! Haskell
 
| lazy
  
| lazy
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| monads
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| IO type + monads
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| static
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| yes
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! PureScript
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| eager
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| Effect type + monads
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| static
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| yes
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! Elm
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| eager
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| Cmd/Sub events
 
| static
  
| static
 
| yes
  
| yes
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| static
 
| yes
  
| yes
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! Miranda
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| lazy
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| lazy lists
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| static
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| yes
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|-
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! F#
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| eager
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| raw side-effects
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| static
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| no
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! ML
  
! ML
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| strict
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| eager
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| side-effects
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| raw side-effects
 
| static
  
| static
 
| no
  
| no
 
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! Scheme
  
! Scheme
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| strict
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| eager
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| side-effects
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| raw side-effects
 
| dynamic
  
| dynamic
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| no
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! Typed Racket
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| eager
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| raw side-effects
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| gradual
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| no
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! Clojure
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| eager
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| raw side-effects
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| dynamic + type hints
 
| no
  
| no
 
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! Erlang
  
! Erlang
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| strict
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| eager
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| side-effects
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| raw side-effects
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| ?dynamic w/ compiler annotions for static typing
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| dynamic + type hints
 
| no
  
| no
 
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Latest revision as of 09:20, 31 January 2019


Default Evaluation Effects Typing Pure
Haskell lazy IO type + monads static yes
PureScript eager Effect type + monads static yes
Elm eager Cmd/Sub events static yes
Clean lazy uniqueness static yes
Miranda lazy lazy lists static yes
F# eager raw side-effects static no
ML eager raw side-effects static no
Scheme eager raw side-effects dynamic no
Typed Racket eager raw side-effects gradual no
Clojure eager raw side-effects dynamic + type hints no
Erlang eager raw side-effects dynamic + type hints no
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