What are Haskell actors and how do they work?

What are Haskell actors and how do they work?

Haskell actors are a model for concurrent computation where each actor is an independent entity that processes messages.

Can you explain how message passing works in Haskell actors?

In Haskell actors, message passing is asynchronous, meaning an actor sends a message to another actor without waiting for a response.

What are the advantages of using actors in Haskell?

Using actors in Haskell allows for better scalability and easier management of concurrent tasks, reducing complexity.

Are there any libraries in Haskell for implementing actors?

Yes, libraries like 'Cloud Haskell' and 'Haskell Actors' provide frameworks for implementing the actor model in Haskell.