About Haskell

Haskell is a standardized purely functional programming language with non-strict semantics, named after the logician Haskell Curry. It is one of the more popular functional languages, and the lazy functional language on which the most research is being performed.

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1. “ Monad is a design pattern that is useful in purely functional languages such as Haskell. Although the concept of a monad has been taken from mathematics, this design pattern can be applied in Haskell to implement a wide range of features. ”

   In Everything Your Professor Failed to Tell You About Functional Programming

2. “ Haskell 98 Language and Libraries: The Revised Report ”

   In Haskell (programming language)

3. “ Haskell 98 Language and Libraries: The Revised Report ”

   In Haskell (programming language)

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2. Programming Haskell: String processing (with a dash of concurrency)

   cgi.cse.unsw.edu.au (Jul 17 2008) Explore Article

   This is part two in a series of tutorials on programming Haskell. You can get up to speed by reading yesterday's introductory article. Today we'll look more into th... (Read Full Article)
   

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3. Jan's homepage

   XS4ALL internet (Jul 17 2008) Explore Article

   ...of Amsterdam). If everything goes as planned I'll have my doctorate in July 2003. My CV (in Dutch). Haskell Ray Tracer Here's a picture I made with the Haskell ray tracer I wrote for my master thesis, also take a look at the sources to see how convenient Haskell is a as a scene description language. The walls are real bricks, that is they're not bump maps, th... (Read Full Article)
   

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4. Scrap your type applications

   Microsoft Research Home (Jul 17 2008) Explore Article

   ...>many type applications can be implicit. Supports decidable type checking and strong normalisation. Haskell experiments suggest it could reduce the amount of intermediate code in compilers using System F(Read Full Article)
   

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5. Using “foldr” in Haskell

   InquiryLabs (Jul 17 2008) Explore Article

   ...ook I’d highly recommend—especially when it’s done! One of the fundamental building-blocks of Haskell is the foldr method which, I am told, is called a “primitive recursive” function because it is ... (Read Full Article)
   

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6. Haskell Quicksort: A Sort of Difference

   DZone (Jul 17 2008) Explore Article

   ...ss that was picked up by programming.reddit wherein the author performed an analysis of the classic Haskell quicksort example and tried to reverse the folklore understanding that as classically implemented t... (Read Full Article)
   

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7. λ Tony's blog λ " Blog Archive " Haskell exercises for beginners

   λ Tony’s blog λ (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

   ...�s blog λ RSS Feed λ Tony’s blog λ The weblog of Tony Morris « Scala exercises for beginners Haskell exercises for beginners The exercises below are similar to my previous ‘Scala exercises for be... (Read Full Article)
   

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8. 3.2. Loading source files

   Haskell (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

   Prev Chapter 3. Using GHCi Next Suppose we have the following Haskell source code, which we place in a file Main.hs: main = print (fac 20) fac 0 = 1 fac n = n * fac (n-1... (Read Full Article)
   

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9. Ralf Lammel: The Expression Lemma – Explained

   MSDN Blogs (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

   ...ion; operations are defined separately as functions that case-discriminate on the data variants. In Haskell:   -- Expression forms data Expr = Num Int | Add Expr Expr   -- Evaluate expressions eval :: Expr... (Read Full Article)
   

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10. A Sort of Difference

    The Comonad.Reader (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

    ...genclass that was picked up by programming.reddit wherein the author did an analysis of the classic Haskell quicksort example. and tried to reverse the general understanding that as classically implemented t... (Read Full Article)
    

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11. Haskell Weekly News: July 16, 2008

    The Haskell Sequence (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

    Haskell Weekly News: July 16, 2008 Welcome to issue 77 of HWN, a newsletter covering developments in the... (Read Full Article)
    

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12. Real World Haskellers at Oscon next week

    Real World Haskell (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

    John and I will be in Portland, Oregon next week for OSCON. I’ll be giving a Haskell overview talk on Thursday at 17:20, but I’ll be around for a few days before and after. Our co-au... (Read Full Article)
    

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13. Followup: CSV Parsing in Haskell and Python « tech guy in midtown

    tech guy in midtown (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

    ... I thought I’d share the results. I first tried using the Parsec code discussed in the Real World Haskell book. The authors boil the CSV parsing down to 5 lines, which I incorporated into my program as: > ... (Read Full Article)
    

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14. Dobbs Code Talk - What Type of Optimization Excites Me

    Dobbs Code Talk (Jul 16 2008) Explore Article

    ...ally FP code that is succinct and clear. I read this the other day: The Erlang code is written in a Haskell-style, with lots of folds and zips, which is usually not the choice for Erlang if you nee What Type... (Read Full Article)
    

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15. Parsec, a fast combinator parser

    Microsoft Research Home (Jul 15 2008) Explore Article

    ...aan 4 Oct 2001 Introduction Parsec is an industrial strength, monadic parser combinator library for Haskell. It can parse context-sensitive, infinite look-ahead grammars but it performs best on predictive (L... (Read Full Article)
    

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16. Improving Haskell MD5 | The Haskell Sequence

    The Haskell Sequence (Jul 15 2008) Explore Article

    * Improving Haskell MD5 more Offsite Blogs * Brent Yorgey: ICFP programming contest reflections * Ralf Lammel: Research... (Read Full Article)
    

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