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==Haskell compared to other Functional Programming Languages==
  
   
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! Miranda
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| lazy
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| lazy lists
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! ML
  
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! Scheme
  
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Revision as of 00:52, 6 April 2009


Evaluation IO Typing Pure
Haskell lazy monads static yes
Clean lazy uniqueness static yes
Miranda lazy lazy lists static yes
ML eager side-effects static no
Scheme eager side-effects dynamic no
Erlang eager side-effects dynamic w/ compiler annotations for static typing no
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