()=> :} isn't a valid span of JS in any non-string context, but there is bound to be a Haskell library that introduces a ()=>:} binary operator/infix function.
(This is a joke, all of ():} are reserved characters)
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Javascript is very close to start looking like a bunch of emojis:
()=> :}
HA! You are 100% right!
()=> :}isn't a valid span of JS in any non-string context, but there is bound to be a Haskell library that introduces a()=>:}binary operator/infix function.(This is a joke, all of
():}are reserved characters)