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1. And then the answer becomes: Compare to the haskell I posted before: The "where" idiom allows you to group helper functions and constants underneath the main function, and the unimportance of function order means you can highlight the high-level logic. The haskell code is much shorter and tighter than the python. Having powerful iterative functions like unfoldr in the standard library is another clear win for Haskell; it took me more lines to define unfold than it did to define both next() and r (Read Full Article)
   
   

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