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Is there a name for the design concept in which a function's parameter type enforces the constraints to eschew guard clauses?

constexpr guard clause does not compile

Haskell Patterns not matched: (_:_) _

way to always call a function without repeating code inside a function with guard clauses

How to type an input function as a type guard?

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Guard clause for a single statement function?

Using guard clause in ruby on rails for multiple independent if clause

Insert an element into a list, to the given indexes, in Haskell

Guard inside 'do' block - haskell

What is the syntax for different recursions depending on two boolean guards?

Parse error with my haskell function to identify if a number is prime

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Is a single return with boolean logic equivalent to guard clauses?

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