Neil Mitchell wrote:
Things like laziness are cool, but are harder to convince a strict programmer that they are useful.
Strict programmers like the "yield" command too. The same behaviour can be obtained by laziness, with easier reasoning.
That said, strict programmers may or may not like easier reasoning. Also, laziness in general (when not restricted to generators) is not easier to reason either.
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