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zip is a transpose
unzip is also the transpose
transpose is a transpose obvious

why Haskell people invented 3 words for the same basic list operations?

It is like you have 3 operators `add`, `plus` and `sum`, all doing the addition of two numbers.

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It is false, Nikita, it just doesn't make sense!

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zip and unzip are opposite
transpose is a generic zip
``Why does bython (or any other shithole scripting lang) have both `map' and `sum'?'' would be an equivalently obtuse question.
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They are subtly different. Compare:

Takes list of lists, returns list of lists:
https://hackage.haskell.org/package/base-4.17.0.0/docs/Data-List.html#v:transpose


Takes two lists, returns list of tuples:
http://zvon.org/other/haskell/Outputprelude/zip_f.html

Another difference is how they handle element count mismatch. In zip, if one list is bigger than the other, it doesn't create 1-uples.

>>6

Tuple not being a list

Who are you quoting, >>6?

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