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>current year
>not using a purely functional, statically typed, non strict language with syntactic sugar for monads
Where did you go wrong /g/?
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>>60291506
>current year
>not realizing that languages are a useless abstraction
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>>60291506
Hmm well this seems like useless crap, think I'll stick with C.
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What is a monad OP?
Hardmode: you can't google it up
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>>60292166
A monoid in the cathegory of endofunctors
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>>60293548
Thx
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>>60291506
It isn't all roses, of course. The C quicksort uses an extremely ingenious technique, invented by Hoare, whereby it sorts the arrayin place; that is, without using any extra storage. As a result, it runs quickly, and in a small amount of memory. In contrast, the Haskell program allocates quite a lot of extra memory behind the scenes, and runs rather slower than the C program.
https://wiki.haskell.org/Introduction
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