java - Why can Haskell handle very large numbers easily? -

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  हग्ज & gt; 94535 ^ 445 137632088232137705069605388766151562110489016400528215306972642477399980184684190324482770294348798270745496600945601673504187800060414350090853288746492038060516493211268703905952667210981892423492084444823161253257071865716023417728537773383010483404104907660991248823721960844599507286779843061493540321949588383504286280291798085677413475739078205220051293237566085804500358161186312108997967378448470179121037950021860446672128545648738773682516770212715426853385997952961267192505241951384441649358481726814358795566203932786039414129923861304231203580854173521347939443749621552027752635142548251208475946257949487877278707910151384172020200463984344308345438717570095401882529214877664755312250411822997816585166008357657084898304725505014516880286316861311061958468634886969077423305166908124842458421938347723754420989229079944820746234534633607696677522468351622096061817728484433016714284635109100142303386498604291975779538257703234145397139389707335484192411663515012985011999 2031076354249371062307034564093077675129303383786693131843907104175619570678630497198824622804914508555467550904967368926176118094672479099827962889569753303773699017596074205893197641101210911874606040804983166177455705972192827752532495287749766682029353154226049380290040508900715169403153139668217790502306177709467234413947747673881158973344492079455405942662489751581189327200960698310350121179918845099840977270519116578719881752429190273998774113278822810866144521416958558406602325070095207349450759264393913367193083149679216066539911941983836313340998945139132421885688290888674594474605510238217590823316979504437667252929278291853368754482552573193289277120902144178425726693671235675042499401282016643202758246845332593475338220708351934511933096882598943512036679145593929114103343255708217768511665236173107020739195152050863630870948954052925049746246549772984384435109578859863612603574306739909728739428192798727373799081111333186135697868385292787575475482883660605162944306327057 220313320376280182432763977906971557137715710757099478269250731209785404487629107297262798803645379809868663503452656912571816192881412782623078761411808958183665272686617730596943579533808499348879195167683064937591552734375

क्यों हास्केल इतनी बड़ी संख्या है, और जैसे कि जावा अन्य भाषाओं, गणना कर सकते हैं, नहीं कर सकते हैं (इतनी आसानी से)?

जावा में कक्षा है।

यह इस सुविधा को भाषा में बनाया हो सकता था, लेकिन (कई भाषाओं की तरह) यह प्राचीन सुविधाओं का नक्शा बनाने की आदत है सीसी द्वारा समर्थित चीजों पर बारीकी से।

दूसरी ओर हास्केल, गणितीय संकेतन की शैली में अभिव्यक्ति पर जोर देती है, जहां "निष्पादन" विचार काफी हद तक अप्रासंगिक हैं।


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