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It would be great, if we could have existential type and effect members on interfaces.
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Consider
interface Num { type R def add(x: R, y: R): R }
What is the actual difference to
interface Num[R] { def add(x: R, y: R): R }
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It would be great, if we could have existential type and effect members on interfaces.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: