Invisible wrote:
> Mmm, and you think any sane Haskell programmer would implement the
> Fibonaci numbers that way in a real program? It's an interesting
> teaching example, but seriously, if you *want* Fibonacci numbers for
Thank you for repeating what I've said a few times already. The ugly
C/C++ code you're accustomed to are also "interesting teaching
examples". They teach you all that stuff with pointers and character
arrays because they want to make sure the students understand how things
work in a computer (and for good reason). It's not how programmers do
stuff typically.
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