top | item 34212193 (no title) Volt | 3 years ago You should literally continue reading the rest of the sentence. discuss order hn newest msla|3 years ago Haskell doesn't have generics or templates, it has an expressive type system. tpoacher|3 years ago "Expressive Type System" without context is just a buzzword. In this particular context, it simply means that Haskell allows for types to be parameterised, which is a different way of saying it allows for generic types.
msla|3 years ago Haskell doesn't have generics or templates, it has an expressive type system. tpoacher|3 years ago "Expressive Type System" without context is just a buzzword. In this particular context, it simply means that Haskell allows for types to be parameterised, which is a different way of saying it allows for generic types.
tpoacher|3 years ago "Expressive Type System" without context is just a buzzword. In this particular context, it simply means that Haskell allows for types to be parameterised, which is a different way of saying it allows for generic types.
msla|3 years ago
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