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NoMethodError

Thrown at runtime when a typeclass method is invoked on a type that provides no implementation — neither a default nor an instance-specific definition. Indicates that an instance declaration is missing or incomplete.

Also defined in

ruby NoMethodError A subclass of NameError raised when a method is called on an object that does not define it, and the object has no method_missing fallback. The name attribute is the method name; receiver is the object.

References

hackage.haskell.org/package/base/docs/Control-Exception.html

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ErrorCall HeapOverflow IndexOutOfBounds IOException LossOfPrecision NoMethodError NonTermination Overflow PatternMatchFail RatioZeroDenominator RecConError