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:What about "::", "->", and "--"? (and indeed "|", ">>=", ">>" and "++", further down the page.) Like "//", they all have specific, and entirely different meanings in C++. Beyond C++ and Haskell, you'll find yet other meanings for them. Switching between these languages/sets of meanings doesn't seem to pose any significant obstacle to the many programmers who use them at the same time.
:Besides, it's fairly clear that the examples are not in C++, so i don't see how it could cause more than momentary confusion, at worst. --[[User:Piet Delport|Piet Delport]] 04:34, 10 January 2006 (UTC)
:I know what you mean, I've had the same problem with people using <code>#</code> or <code>##</code> as an operator, while in Python, shell etc. they are used to start comments. As this page isn't strictly about Haskell, if we want to use Haskell as an example, we could still try to remove unnecessary readability problems from the article. --[[User:TuukkaH|TuukkaH]] 05:50, 10 January 2006 (UTC)
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