Simon wrote:
> For example, in this case we could write (rather less elegantly)
>
> g2 a | (x:xs) <- h a, (y:ys) <- h x = if y<0 then e1
> else if y>0 then e2
> else e3
>
> To avoid this difficulty with functions like g2...
Why does the Haskell community have such an antipathy to if...then...else...?
Tony said that choice of construct is a matter of personal style. Nonetheless,
I think that this whole debate crystalises a consensus that guards are
prefereable to conditional expressions.
Greg Michaelson
