[Haskell-beginners] Non-recursive binding expression
j.romildo at gmail.com
j.romildo at gmail.com
Sat Feb 28 06:27:45 EST 2009
Hello.
Is there any non-recursive binding expression in Haskell?
Something that would allow me to write, for instance,
test = let' xs = [] in
let' xs = 3 : xs in
let' xs = 8 : xs in
let' xs = 7 : xs in
xs
Here let' is an hypothetical construction similar to let, except that it
would be non-recursive. In the example, the value of test would be
[7,8,3].
So, is there something in this line in Haskell?
Regards,
José Romildo
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