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import Control.Monad | |
import Turtle | |
main :: IO () | |
main = sh $ | |
forM_ [(1::Int)..2] $ \i -> do | |
j <- select [(1::Int)..3] | |
liftIO $ print (i, j) | |
{- | |
Actual output: | |
(1,1) | |
(2,1) | |
(2,2) | |
(2,3) | |
(1,2) | |
(2,1) | |
(2,2) | |
(2,3) | |
(1,3) | |
(2,1) | |
(2,2) | |
(2,3) | |
What I expected: | |
(1,1) | |
(1,2) | |
(1,3) | |
(2,1) | |
(2,2) | |
(2,3) | |
-} | |
{- | |
What happens: | |
Second iteration of the loop (i.e. i=2) is executed INSIDE the branches of | |
the choice in the first iteration: i.e. (i,j) = (1,1), (1,2), (1,3). | |
Therefore, we got (2,1), (2,2), (2,3) after each of them. | |
Lesson learned: | |
Be careful when using non-determinism inside the loop. | |
Consider avoiding the mix of loop and non-determinism. | |
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