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Choosing an array type in Haskell is a difficult task. For one-dimensional random access data structure the vector library seems to be the optimal choice most of the time. Things are more complicated if you happen to need two- or multi-dimensional arrays (matrices), access their blocks and slices as first-class structures (like in Python), enjoy destructive updates, use some linear algebra, intero
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