The other day at work an opportunity arose where I was hoping to sneak
some Haskell into the pipeline of tools used to process call detail
records (CDRs). In the telecommunications industry, CDRs are used for
billing. Each CDR is a single line record of 30 comma-separated
values. Each line is ap
Hi Pete.
For such a small self-contained task, I don't think Haskell
is any better than Python.
Haskell would come into its own if you wanted some assurance
about type safety, and/or were taking on a task large enough
to warrant the use of records (and hence record update
notation).
Regards,
Tom
Hello tpledger,
Monday, October 2, 2006, 3:11:29 AM, you wrote:
> For such a small self-contained task, I don't think Haskell
> is any better than Python.
i disagree. while it's hard to beat Python version in number of lines,
Haskell version may have the same length and better performance.
for
