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Invisible wrote:
>>
>> Depends on A) what you're doing and B) what functions for VBA you have
>> pre-made. Would the 1024 (oslt) char limit on Excel cell would be
>> seriously more usable with plain Haskell?
>
> Well let's put it this way. If you wanted to calculate the geometric
> mean (assuming there isn't already a function for that), in VBA you'd
> have to write an explicit FOR loop (with initialisation, update, etc.),
> whereas in Haskell you'd just keep a "map" call... It's a 1-liner.
>
Meaning that you have pre-done function/call for it in Haskell (no, it
doesn't have to be self-made, it just is implemented earlier, usually
since someone has needed it).
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