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Writing my solution for Problem #1 in Python wasn't too difficult. The biggest problem with my new languages is mostly an issue of getting the command-line program working. In Haskell, this meant learning the IO monad stuff which wasn't in the language when I first used it. In Prolog, it was the same story, except that Prolog wasn't as worried about data types as Haskell. But I found handling the command-line arguments and output in Python pretty easy to figure out. I have a feeling the indentat (Read Full Article)
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