Probably because many university students are taught Clean (the 'other' purely functional lazy programming language) [1] which is developed in the Netherlands.
I would not bet on that. Utrecht (http://www.cs.uu.nl/wiki/UHC) is in the Netherlands, too. I also expect/guess that it has more CS students than Nijmegen
So every dutch university teaches a language they themselves wrote the compiler for. The university of twente used to teach FP in a miranda dialect called amanda, which ofcourse was developed at utwente :p
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Probably because many university students are taught Clean (the 'other' purely functional lazy programming language) [1] which is developed in the Netherlands.
[1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clean_(programming_language)
I would not bet on that. Utrecht (http://www.cs.uu.nl/wiki/UHC) is in the Netherlands, too. I also expect/guess that it has more CS students than Nijmegen
So every dutch university teaches a language they themselves wrote the compiler for. The university of twente used to teach FP in a miranda dialect called amanda, which ofcourse was developed at utwente :p
The University of Groningen uses Haskell and Hugs for their functional programming course ;). So, there seem to be exceptions to that rule.
I thought Clean was mostly taught only at Radboud, since it originated there.