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Type inference interferes with referential transparency

Is my understanding of "referential transparency" with mutable classes correct?

Purity vs Referential transparency

Purely functional set

How does the cats-effect IO monad really work?

Is there any benefit to porting the Haskell Edison API and Core to F#?

F#: referential transparency of `nameof` operator

When Java8 uses referential transparency

IO vs referential transparency

Python Generator - Mutate Last Result?

What happens if you compile a program that takes no input? (Haskell IO purity issues (again))

Zipper like data structure with more than one cursor

What is the most elegant way to deal with an external library with internal state using a function programming language?

Is there a bidirectional multimap persistent data structure?

Languages with immutable variables by default, like Haskell

If everything in a programming language is an expression, would it be refferentially transparent?

Can a function operating upon mutable data structure be referentially transparent?

Finding the shortest path between two points on a grid, using Haskell

Why are getArgs and getProgName IO actions?

What does boost::hana::always do more than just "always return its first argument"?

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