As we continue our collective programming journey, building on the foundation of intermediate programming, we’re ready to venture into…
Haskell
Haskell is a purely functional programming language emphasizing immutability, laziness, and declarative programming. It’s named after the logician Haskell Curry and was first released in 1990. Haskell has a strong type system designed to catch errors at compile-time, making it a reliable and safe language.
Haskell is used for various applications, including scientific computing and finance. It includes many advanced features, such as higher-order functions, currying, and monads, that allow for the creation of expressive and concise code.
This section will discuss the history behind Haskell, its installation and configuration, usage of the most relevant IDEs with their respective extensions, syntax, data structures, methods, some of the most used libraries, its most relevant use cases, and more.
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- Computer Science
- Clojure, Common Lisp, DAX, Elixir, Erlang, F#, Haskell, PureScript, Scala
Functional programming is a powerful and elegant approach to tackling complex problems while creating maintainable code. Even though it…
As our world becomes more complex, programming has also grown in complexity; developing a deeper technical understanding to tackle…
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- Computer Science, Data Science, Probability Theory & Statistics
- Haskell, Julia, PySpark, Python, R, Scala, SQL, VS Code
Data science has its roots in statistics, computer science, and data analysis in the 1960s. It has since evolved…