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I'm not a Haskeller but I would like to use a language that indeed separates all code into two areas, one in which I can write non-pure functions and one in which I can not.

That would obviously make it easier to analyze and test and verify the program by first focusing on the pure part of it, then on the impure part. I'm not sure if that is possible in "strict languages" but perhaps.

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