Warp wrote:
>   Haskell is fairly (in)famous for its one-liners which do tons of things.

I think APL (and now J) is the canonical example for that.

>   Because you wrote it so. 

Well, the particular bit you complained about is no more complex than
    case 23: return 0;
in C. It's just that Haskell has literals that aren't in C, so "case 23" 
looks funky.

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