Achim Schneider <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> The surest thing to make people switch is to make them not aware of
> it, i.e. make things look exactly like in C, with incremental updates
> of the same variable and everything, while still retaining a purely
> functional semantic under the hood.
>
> I guess that's why success has to be avoided at all cost.
>
But, still, I bet people would like to see
Warning: Statements without effect:
"c <- return 1 >>= increment >> return 2"
^^^^^^^^ *** ^^^ ||
when they write
c = 1
++c
c = 2
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