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Junctions, Perl 6, Haskell, …
22Jul07
Perl 6 introduces the concept of junctions: values that are composites of other values. [24] In the earliest days of Perl 6’s design, these were called “superpositions”, by analogy to the concept in quantum physics of quantum superpositions — waveforms that can simultaneously occupy several states until observation “collapses” [...]
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