Lectures 6–8 will address some interesting uses of types in programming, with examples specifically from the Haskell language.
If you haven’t programmed in Haskell before — or you have, but Informatics 1 seems but a distant memory — then over the next week you should learn some basics of the language. The rest of this post suggests some resources, updating last year’s list with new material from students.
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Posted by Ian Stark
If you haven’t programmed in Haskell before — or you have, but Informatics 1 seems but a distant memory — then you should learn some basics of the language. Read on for some suggestions.
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Posted by Ian Stark
Here are some pointers for recommended further reading and references from Lecture 3.
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Posted by David Aspinall
The references for lectures can get rather lengthy, so I’m putting them in a separate posting. This time we have a list of sources for the various quotes in the lecture. Comments, corrections, and additional material welcome.
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