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Programming in Haskell Graham Hutton
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Reading a Haskell program is a lot easier than writing one. In this blog I talk about some of the personal work I do in programming. Trying to relax after an unlucky day which started with a fender-bender So, to take my mind away from today's unfortunate events I'm hacking some Haskell code tonight and playing around with the Haskell Par Monad. Haskell has the reputation of being one of the most advanced programming language of our time. The first thing that you may notice when looking at a Haskell program is that there are no brackets. It's a language where functions can't have side-effects, where variables don't vary, and where infinitely long lists are a topic suitable for chapter 2. Game programming in Haskell – part 1. This semester, I was assigned a task that was meant to practice the knowledge gathered about the functional programming paradigm during a CS course. I mainly do Java and JavaScript, but I'm learning functional programming in Haskell too. Its main strengths are its functional paradigm, its purity which implies immutability, and a strong type system. As a personal project, I am currently developing a simple 2D game in Haskell. JP Moresmau's Programming Blog. Hey everyone — sorry it's been a while since my last post. If you've never seen Haskell before, you're in for a real treat. In Haskell , you only apply brackets when attempting to group things together. The error messages from the compilers are very different, and due to type inference often hard to understand.