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Welcome to Cat! Cat is a C++ functional library inspired by category theory and Haskell language. The purpose of Cat is to provide utility functions and type classes to enable the functional programming paradigm in C++. The source code is available at: https://github.com/cat/cat. More information on type classes can be found at the following address: typeclassopedia. Cat Library is distributed und
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I’m quite fond of languages with minimal syntax. Not only it is easier to read and write code in these languages - it also provides an opportunity to reduce errors (both at compile time and at run time), when you consider that every character in a program has the potential to cause an error due to being misread or misplaced. In addition, long, dense lines of code littered with punctuation increase
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