Comment Comment by slashnull Ha! Cunningham's law.I see that many OOP languages (of various purity) have interfaces that may be extended by other interfaces. Is that what you're talking about?I also found that *variance is used in the context of Haskell, but it seems to be far from being widely used.Haskell being my template of a language with a good-looking interplay of polymorphism and algebraic typing. parent slashnull 11 years ago
I see that many OOP languages (of various purity) have interfaces that may be extended by other interfaces. Is that what you're talking about?
I also found that *variance is used in the context of Haskell, but it seems to be far from being widely used.
Haskell being my template of a language with a good-looking interplay of polymorphism and algebraic typing.