sorry cant resist eg this just means
if you receive an empty list return an empty list (that ends the recursive stuff) otherwise
take a list take one element (p) keep the rest (xs)
recursive all the stuff that's smaller than p concat with p concat with all thats larger than p
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haskell before python is wild we had haskell and prolog and a few other crazy ones early on too but procedual stuff was first at least i wonder if the logic is that it mirrors nicely the math you learn at the same time
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