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• Monads as containers/is
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• Laziness is not always good
  Generally, since Haskell is a [[Non-strict_semantics|non-strict]] language, you should try to make a fu This is in many cases the best semantics and the most efficient implementation.
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• What a Monad is not
  ...well, apart from the current Haskell standard defining the way IO is done in terms of Monads: [http://donsbot.wordpress.com/2009/01/31/reviving- ...l property of monads - just IO. And even then, we can pretend that Haskell is a purely functional description language for imperative programs. But we di
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• Google Code Jam/The Price is Wrong
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• Monomorphism
  ...polymorphic if it works for several different types - and thus, a function is ''monomorphic'' if it works only for ''one'' type. As an example, <hask>map</hask> is polymorphic. It's type is simply
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• Lenny222/About Haskell
  Haskell is a programming language with the following features: ! What it is good for
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• Blueprint
  The goal of the blueprint technique is to allow reading a data structure like <hask>Data.Map</hask> while construc The idea is to separate the structure from the contained data.
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• Hie-bios
  ''This article is a stub. Please help expand it.'' ...Haskell programs using [[Cabal]], [[Stack]] and other package managers. It is used to specify how [[Haskell Language Server]] and [[ghcide]] set up a [[G
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• Yhc/RTS/Bytecodes
  The Yhc runtime is a stack-based spineless G-Machine (See [[Yhc/RTS/Machine]]). This page deta ...e page is at http://www-users.cs.york.ac.uk/~ndm/yhc/bytecodes.html, which is automatially generated from the bytecode.xml file.
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• Section of an infix operator
  In Haskell there is a special syntax for [[partial application]] on [[infix operator]]s. Essent * <hask>(2^)</hask> (left section) is equivalent to <hask>(^) 2</hask>, or more verbosely <hask>\x -> 2 ^ x</hask
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• BayHac2018/CodeWorld
  == What It Is == ...r preview, and options to load and save programming projects. The library is inspired by [http://hackage.haskell.org/package/gloss Gloss], and provides
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• PureMD5
  ...e written purely in Haskell using ByteStrings for efficiency. Source code is available from hackage [http://hackage.haskell.org/cgi-bin/hackage-scripts/ ** The length of the block is checked way too often, look at this first.
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• Kind
  ...vel up,' endowed with a primitive type, denoted * and called 'type', which is the kind of any (monomorphic) data type." A type with a more complicated kind is the [https://hackage.haskell.org/package/mtl-2.2.1/docs/Control-Monad-State
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• Probabilistic Functional Programming
  Probabilistic functional programming is a library for discrete random variables in terms of their distribution. A nice aspect of this system is that simulations can be specified independently from their method of execu
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• WxHaskell/Old wxHaskell news
  ...ijkstra/wxHaskell) has moved to https://github.com/wxHaskell/wxHaskell. It is the intent to soon release a maintenance update working with wxWidgets 2.9. ; 26 January 2013: Maintenance is now done on the repository at: https://github.com/atzedijkstra/wxHaskell
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• 99 questions/Solutions/73
  ...Prolog. In Lisp almost everything is a list, just as in Prolog everything is a term. ...te tree_ltl(T,LTL) which constructs the "lispy token list" LTL if the tree is given as term T in the usual Prolog notation.
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• Haddock
  '''Haddock''' is a tool for automatically generating documentation from annotated Haskell so ...entation of the standard libraries that come with [[GHC]] and [[Hugs]]. It is also supported by [[Cabal]].
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• Type signature
  A '''type signature''' is a line like that tells, what is the [[type]] of a [[variable]].
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• Haskell art
  There is a [http://lurk.org/groups/haskell-art/ hybrid web forum/mailing list] for d The posts about music dominate so far, but this is not intended.
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• CSound
  [http://www.csounds.com/ Csound] is a sound design, music synthesis, and signal processing system, providing fa ...to MIDI and OSC devices, creation of JACK-instruments and many more. There is a [https://github.com/anton-k/csound-expression/blob/master/tutorial/Index.
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• Closure
  A closure, the opposite of a [[combinator]], is a function that makes use of [[free variable]]s in its definition. It 'clo ...iable <hask>x</hask>, which is bound outside of the [[lambda abstraction]] is used inside its definition.
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• Hpysics
  ...sing Data Parallel Haskell during Google Summer of Code 2008. The software is not maintained anymore (see the [https://mail.haskell.org/pipermail/haskell
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• Lub
  Lub is an experiment in computing least upper information bounds on (partially def It provides a <hask>lub</hask> function that is consistent with the [[unamb]] operator but has a more liberal precondition.
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• Partial functions
  A '''partial function''' is a function that is not defined for all possible arguments of the specified type. Examples in t * <hask>(!!)</hask>: undefined if the index is at least as big as the list length
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• Multiple instances
  Sometimes I also need two instances where the order of type parameters is different. ...re the first member is mapped and another instance where the second member is mapped.
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• Syntactic sugar/Pros
  ...shall give arguments why syntactic sugar is useful, give examples where it is useful and show why the arguments against syntactic sugar don't matter.
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• 99 questions/Solutions/5
  ...prelude, is concise, but not very readable. Another way to define reverse is: ...asteful than the one in Prelude as it repeatedly reconses the result as it is accumulated. The following variation avoids that, and thus computationally
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• ZuriHac2015/Projects/hackage-security
  ...ic publications and a reference implementation in python. hackage-security is an effort to implement TUF for hackage/cabal, and has lead to a few improve ...nstall that comes with hackage-security can be used to test this, so there is no need to touch cabal-install.
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• Xmonad/Using xmonad in LXDE
  This page is based on my very limited experience of LXDE and XMonad. ...ss. An alternative, which is more useful and takes up less space to boot, is the "Desktop number / Workspace name" panel item.
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• Leksah
  This is the [http://leksah.org/ Leksah] users' wiki. Leksah is in active development. Version 0.12.0.3 was prereleased 2012/03/11.
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• $
  '''$''' is an infix operator often seen in Haskell code. It applies the function on it It is also useful in higher-order situations, such as <hask>map ($ 0) xs</hask>,
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• Diagrams/Dev/BuildStatus
  ...tted, the build status may show as "failing" even though the master branch is in fact passing.)
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• Tomato-rubato
  == What is it? == ''Tomato-rubato'' is an easy to use library for live audio programming in Haskell. Instant grati
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• 99 questions/Solutions/56
  ...ymmetric. Hint: Write a predicate mirror/2 first to check whether one tree is the mirror image of another. We are only interested in the structure, not i Even simpler is
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• Error
  ...r within an expression is not necessarily an error, if the erroneous value is ignored somewhere, e.g. <hask> False && undefined </hask>. ...ession finally evaluates to bottom or hangs in an infinite loop, then this is definitely a programming error.
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• Top-level vs. local recursion
  Although the first version is shorter, there are reasons to prefer the second version for stylistic reaso * It clearly shows that the <hask>f</hask> is not "altered" in the recursion.
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• Xmonad/Branches/Hooks
  This is obsolete and unmaintained. The idea is that, from the users POV, every extension exports a function of type <hask>
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• Intentionally omitted instance
  but this is certainly not a good idea. Is there a way to tell the user
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• Haskell Platform/FAQ
  ;Is the platform portable to Windows? :Yes. Being able to work on windows is a hurdle for inclusion.
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• Tail recursion
  A recursive function is tail recursive if the final result of the recursive call is the final result of the function itself. If the
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• News/1990
  ...com/group/comp.lang.functional/msg/a5cc6ac1df70e358?hl=en& Haskell Report] is released.</em>. ...g/20a80be2e0c567f0?hl=en& mentions] that a parallel Haskell implementation is already running.
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• Show instance for functions
  Why is there no <hask>Show</hask> instance for functions for showable argument and Why is there a Show instance, but it only prints the type?
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• Literate programming/Bird conversion via sed
  ...ode and there is no newline before end-of-file, than the last "/end{code}" is omitted. You are advised to consider using the alternative [[Literate progr
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• Lazy evaluation
  ...s are not evaluated when they are bound to variables, but their evaluation is '''deferred''' until their results are needed by other computations. In con ...n_strategy#Call_by_name call-by-name] plus [[Sharing]]. A kind of opposite is [[eager evaluation]].
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• Combinator
  The first is a narrow, technical meaning, namely: A "function with no free variables" is a [[Pure|pure]] lambda-expression that refers only to its arguments, like
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• Applications and libraries/Hardware verification
  ...is capable of translating system models to synthesizable VHDL. Moreover it is able to interface with third party EDA tools such as Altera's [http://www.m :Atom is a hardware description language embedded in Haskell. Atom compiles conditi
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• UnnamedStandard
  ...today use various extensions. Haskell' is the next official standard, but is conservative and still retains many of the issues people complain about in This page is for discussing what we would like to see in the ideal next standard!
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• Studly capitals
  This is a convention for naming identifiers, where the identifier starts with a cap Note that due to Haskell syntax, this would imply the identifier is a [[Type|type]], [[Constructor|constructor]] or [[Class|class]] name.
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• Determining the type of an expression
  If the expression is a top-level binding in a module, This is also possible, just type
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• Yampa/game engine
  ...re using [[Arrows|arrowized]] functional reactive programming. The concept is heavily based on the Space Invaders example of the Yale Haskell Group, usin ...mation frame), which together make up the whole game state. The game state is put out every cycle (rendering, sound etc.), but also fed back to the new p
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• Encoding issues
  ...erent conventions, and they may not be correct for a particular use. There is a distinction between characters (<hask>Char</hask>) and bytes (<hask>Word8 ...a type is either a list of bytes, equivalent to <hask>[Word8]</hask> or it is a string, a list of character, <hask>[Char]</hask>.
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• DDC/EvaluationOrder
  '''This is outdated information'''. The DDC project has moved to [http://discus-lang.o is desugared to:
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• Syntactic sugar
  '''Syntactic Sugar''' is the name for special notations for special applications. They don't add fun ...hask> is sugar for <hask>(1:2:3:[])</hask> and <hask>do x <- f; g x</hask> is sugar for <hask>f >>= (\x -> g x)</hask>.
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• Strict semantics
  Is the opposite of ... yeah guess what? ... the opposite of [[non-strict seman [[Strict semantics]] is used e.g. in [[OCaml]] and [[LISP]].
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• Partial application
  ...ask>addOne</hask> is the result of partially applying <hask>add</hask>. It is a new function that takes an integer, adds 1 to it and returns that as the ...he <hask>-></hask> operator is right associative, and function application is left associative, meaning the type signature of add actually looks like thi
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• Beta reduction
  A ''beta reduction'' (also written ''&beta; reduction'') is the process of calculating a result from the application of a function to a is ''reduced'' to the result
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• Hackage trustees
  ...non-maintainer uploads (NMU) with small bug fixes if a package maintainer is unreachable. ...the quality of the package collection. One of the key ways the can do this is by editing package metadata, particularly to constrain dependencies when pa
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• BayHac2020
  Planning for BayHac 2020 has been delayed, but is somewhat in progress as of Feb 2020. ...t Dan Burton (danburton DOT email AT gmail DOT com) if interested, but Dan is stepping down as organizer. This page will be updated as the new organizers
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• Thunk
  A '''thunk''' is a value that is yet to be evaluated. It is used in Haskell systems that implement [[non-strict semantics]] by [[lazy e
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• Haskell.org infrastructure
  ...ral, the policy on the usage of the Haskell.org domain name and subdomains is set by the [[Haskell.org committee]]. The committee also manages a small am ...re all good ways to get in touch. Automated uptime and status information is provided at [https://auto-status.haskell.org auto-status.haskell.org].
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• Informatics 1 - Functional Programming
  ...ed.ac.uk/teaching/courses/inf1/fp/ Informatics 1 - Functional Programming] is the first programming course taught to students at the [http://www.inf.ed.a For the year 2016, the course lecturer is Don Sannella [http://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/people/staff/Donald_Sannella.html].
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• LLVM
  ...://llvm.org/ LLVM] is an abbreviation of "Low Level Virtual Machine"; LLVM is: It is developed by the University of Illinois.
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• MonadPlus
  The '''MonadPlus''' class is defined like this: The precise set of rules that MonadPlus should obey is not agreed upon.
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• Simple monad examples
  This page is designed to show some simple examples of using [[monad]]s, specifically usi ...assed <code>Nothing</code> on its left-hand side; or if its left-hand side is a <code>Just …</code> it strips off the <code>Just</code>, and passes the
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• Core Libraries Committee
  == This page is outdated. Please refer to https://github.com/haskell/core-libraries-committ
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• Library submissions
  == This page is outdated. Please refer to https://github.com/haskell/core-libraries-committ
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• Real World
  (That title is supposed to say 'Real World #haskell', but, well, wiki formatting and all.. * Chapter 7. Keeping yourself amused when Lambdabot is down
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• Type signatures as good style
  Using explicit [[type signature]]s is good style and [[GHC]] with option <code>-Wall</code> warns about missing s There are also some cases where the infered signature is too general for your purposes.
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• ILogBase
  Since it is floating-point based, it is limited in number sizes, and has accuracy errors that render it unusable ev A naive way to implement <code>logBase</code> accurately for Integral types is:
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• Causal Commutative Arrows
  ...r signal processing. A fusion framework is not required, since every arrow is implemented in a canonical form.
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• Weak head normal form
  An expression is in weak head normal form (WHNF), if it is either: ...n WHNF without further evaluation. Similarly, <code>(+) (2 * 3 * 4)</code> is in WHNF, even though <code>2 * 3 * 4</code> could be reduced to the normal
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• Functional programming/Old version
  This is an old version of [[Functional programming]]. The cleanest imperative programming language is certainly assembly language.
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• GPipe
  == What is GPipe? == ...l as OpenGl, so if you already know OpenGl, getting up to speed with GPipe is quick!
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• 99 questions/Solutions/54A
  The above tree is represented as: are binary trees: it is just not possible to construct an invalid tree
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• BayHac2017/CodeWorld
  == What It Is == ...r preview, and options to load and save programming projects. The library is inspired by [http://hackage.haskell.org/package/gloss Gloss], and provides
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• The Monad.Reader/Issue2
  ...of mainstream commercial development. And of course, ''The Monad.Reader'' is back again to delight and bedazzle!
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• Open research problems
  This is a problem that came up during IRC discussions. We consider a purely functio ...ly functional" we mean a language that has value semantics; that is, there is no function such that after evaluation of the function the value that was r
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• Infinity and efficiency
  In general, it is harder to reason about time and memory complexity of an implementation than A very simple example is the function <code>reverse . reverse</code> which seems to be an inefficien
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• DDC/PolymorphicUpdate
  '''This is outdated information'''. The DDC project has moved to [http://discus-lang.o As the function is polymorphic, we can create boxes of whatever type we would like:
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• 99 questions/Solutions/32
  ...n gcd' is a straightforward implementation of Euler's algorithm, and myGCD is just a wrapper that makes sure the arguments are positive and in increasing A more concise implementation is:
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• GeBoP
  If wxHaskell is installed, and you have [[Cabal-Install | cabal-install]] Another option is, to download the GeBoP tarball
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• Space leak
  This page is intended to serve as repository for one or more small, community-edited exa This is the one thing that the many excellent wiki and blog pages about space leak
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• Xmonad/Notable changes since 0.12
  This page is for keeping a record of significant changes in git <tt>xmonad</tt> and <tt> ...mbinator was also added; it adds all of the hooks needed to a config. This is now the preferred way to use <code>ManageDocks</code>, as it can be kept up
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• HaskellImplementorsWorkshop/2013/Farmer
  ...is talk, we will provide an update on HERMIT's status, describe how HERMIT is being used in the wild, and discuss lessons learned about working with GHC' HERMIT is being used to optimize SYB traversals, to fuse Stream Fusion's concatMap co
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• Laziness is not always good
  Generally, since Haskell is a [[Non-strict_semantics|non-strict]] language, you should try to make a fu This is in many cases the best semantics and the most efficient implementation.
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• MinGHC
  '''MinGHC is no longer supported. Please use [[Stack]].''' MinGHC is a minimal installer for GHC and cabal; MinGHC contains a minimum number of
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• Num instance for functions
  It is possible to write a <hask>Num</hask> instance for functions in Haskell: The usefulness of this instance is debatable, and it is not currently part of [[Language and library specification|the language rep
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• Diagrams/Dev/AlignedCompose
  ...me require <code>Traced</code> and some do not. That is, specifically, it is hard to imagine what type we could give to the hypothetical lens <code>alig One potential solution is to make a deeply embedded DSL of alignments (i.e. an algebraic data type re
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• Trash/DDC/ClosureTyping
  '''This is outdated information'''. The DDC project has moved to [http://discus-lang.o ...e is supposed to indicate that the return value is freshly allocated. This is certainly true if we apply both arguments:
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• Keyword arguments
  then be omitted. It is a type error to omit a required keyword argument. The latter property is in stark contrast with the conventional way of
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• Common Language Runtime
  ...ng for a way to run Haskell on (aka target) the CLR, then the short answer is you can't. Another, not so dead alternative is [[Salsa]]. A common misconception is that:
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• Safe Haskell
  Safe Haskell is a Haskell language extension. It is described in detail: * ''Further technical discussion of Safe Haskell is on the GHC Wiki:'' : https://gitlab.haskell.org/ghc/ghc/wikis/safe-haskell
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• Prelude
  ...elude''' is a module that contains a small set of standard definitions and is included automatically into all Haskell modules. ...f it you can suppress its automatic inclusion in several ways. The problem is also tackled in a [[No import of Prelude|FAQ entry]].
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• Strings
  ...the most common, especially for non-performance-sensitive applications. It is simply a type synonym for <hask>[Char]</hask>. ...trings which change length when changing case, so <hask>map toLower</hask> is not accurate in that case)
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• Composing functions with multiple values
  It is is what you are after.
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• Fairbairn threshold
  The Fairbairn threshold is the point at which the effort of looking up or keeping track of the definition is outweighed by the effort of rederiving
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• Terminator vs. separator
  * Separator: There is a symbol between each element. This is what the functions <hask>Data.List.intersperse</hask> and <hask>Data.List.u * Terminator: There is one symbol after each element.
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• Constant applicative form
  ...is equivalent under eta abstraction to <hask>\ x -> (+) 4 x</hask> which is not a CAF. ...[super combinator]], it contains no [[free variable]]s. Moreover, since it is not a [[lambda abstraction]] it contains no variables at all. It may howeve
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• First-class module
  [http://www.augustsson.net/Darcs/Cayenne/html/ Cayenne] is a programming language influenced by Haskell and constructive type theory. Because it has also [[Dependent type]]s, it can leverage them so that it is not forced to have a separate module language and a core language.
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• Argh!
  ...t can be interpreted as such or as a command that can be executed. A stack is used to store values and to do calculations. For more information about Arg
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• 99 questions/Solutions/64
  ...in a rectangular grid. Several layout methods are conceivable, one of them is shown in the illustration below: In this layout strategy, the position of a node v is obtained by the following two rules:
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• GHC/Error messages
  == "`foo' is not applied to enough type arguments" == == "`foo' is not a (visible) method of class `Bar'" ==
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• Formatting function types
  ...to interject here for a moment. The way to read a Signature in that style is similar to reading a multiline summation. e.g'' '' I aggree with the argument, that for beginners it is hard to see what a function returns, but that has to do with currying. A ri
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• Stanamic typing
  definition the height of a node is 1 + max of the heights of its The main feature of the present approach is a blended static and dynamic
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