
Gertm
Effective Haskell B9.0: Chapter 4, page 125 & 126 "RecordWildCards" box
I found some typos in the ‘RecordWildCards’ info box:
"Simply enabling this extension exten-
sion shouldn’t break any existing code, however be aware that in
some cases introducign record wildcards into an…
Should probably be:
Simply enabling this extension shouldn’t break any existing code, however be aware that in
some cases introducing record wildcards into an…
Also, on the next page it says:
“or prohibit it’s use”
I’m not a native English speaker, but I do believe that should be spelled as “or prohibit its use”
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