That's a good point. I wrote some functions in Haskell to detect irregularities in large text files. I wrote with tail-recursion optimization in mind and got good space and time performance compiling with GHC, which is a *very* smart (and big and slow) compiler.
That said, recursion is the natural idiom for a language built around recursively defined data types, which JavaScript isn't.
I agree with you. I'm not one of their segments and should not have to look at John Mayer to synch my phone.
to redesign the recycle bin icon.
That's a good point. I wrote some functions in Haskell to detect irregularities in large text files. I wrote with tail-recursion optimization in mind and got good space and time performance compiling with GHC, which is a *very* smart (and big and slow) compiler. That said, recursion is the natural idiom for a language built around recursively defined data types, which JavaScript isn't.