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- someone - 02-12-2012 Do you think C++ has a darn syntax try Functional Programming (I only posted Haskell), Wondering who is a Haskell fan: length :: [a] -> Integer length [] = 0 length (x:xs) = 1 + length xs This translates: integer length(list ){ if(list.is_empty) return 0; return 1+length(list.remove_first_element); } No wonder the Haskell has a Lazy evaluation. |