John Goerzen wrote:
>main = do > xs <- return [ 1, 2, error "throw" ] > `catch` \ any -> do > putStrLn "caught" > return [ 4, 5, 6 ] > print xs > >When run, I get: Fail: throw > >In any case, in the more general case, I don't see a problem with that. >I get an exception when I try to use something. That's fine. In an >imperative program that solves the same problem the same way, you'd see >the exception at the same point.
No, in a traditional (strict) programming language the program would print
caught [4,5,6]
The exception "throw" would not appear in the output.
-- Ben
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