> In the case of Haskell you ~might~ find implementation of that stuff but you'll probably think you're too smart to have to reuse somebody else's code and also be too smart to have to deal with the corner cases.
What is there besides extreme language bigotry to suggest that Haskell programmers tend to think they are too smart to do either of these things? Haskell programmers use other people's code all the time. And Haskell programmers handle corner cases as much as any other programmers.
What is there besides extreme language bigotry to suggest that Haskell programmers tend to think they are too smart to do either of these things? Haskell programmers use other people's code all the time. And Haskell programmers handle corner cases as much as any other programmers.