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= Utrecht University exercises = |
= Utrecht University exercises = |
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Latest revision as of 10:31, 3 September 2016
Find a task that is fun! The following list is primarily for inspiration. If you pick one and don't like some aspects, change them. Ask the mentors lots of questions. Of course, you can also just join any of the projects others are working on.
117 Steps
http://well-typed.com/MuniHac/117Steps.pdf
Very basic introduction to working with Haskell and GHCi.
Curry Club Augsburg exercises (in German)
https://curry-club-aux.github.io/haskell-workshop/uebung.pdf
Relatively small and self-contained tasks. From very basic to quite challenging.
Utrecht University exercises
http://foswiki.cs.uu.nl/foswiki/pub/USCS/ComputerLab/AssignAll.pdf
Large document full of assignments and tasks. Some are quite advanced and really large, but some are very basic. Good starting points:
- Project 4.1 MasterMind Solution Template Github repo
- Project 3.8 Stereograms (slightly more involved) Solution Template
ZuriHac CodeLab
A larger project guiding you to implement a "real" application.