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Another 11th hour query to functional programmers	by Graucsh	2003-02-09 20:29:01
It depends, what language?	by Freakazoid	2003-02-09 20:31:53
Clean, specifically...	by Graucsh	2003-02-09 20:37:38
Huh?	by Freakazoid	2003-02-09 20:41:12
First part	by Graucsh	2003-02-09 20:47:34
Oh, and...	by Graucsh	2003-02-09 20:49:49
Oh, no wonder it didn't make sense to me	by Freakazoid	2003-02-09 20:51:43
Obscure languages	by Graucsh	2003-02-09 20:58:16
Haskell is probably the most non-obscure of that lot, popular in some Linux circles. As a whole, I've found that functional programming languages like LISP, [incomprehensible], and [even worse] are not all that popular... it takes a huge leap of thought to get to them similar to going from straight C to C++. Like you, Freakazoid, I was brought up using imperative languages such as Pascal, C, BASIC, and even assembly.
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