Being able to manipulate lists is really important in any language. Haskell isn't as difficult as it may seem at first. I think the majority of negativity towards this language comes from adjusting to it being a declarative language, not an...

Polymorphic types are types that are "universally quantified in some way over all types". What a mouthful. Basically, it makes it so we can use a certain variable/bit of data without worry about the type conflicts. Recursion on the other hand, refers...

Haskell, unlike most the more common languages, is a declarative programming language. So, the way we write programs in haskell is a tad different to what you're probably used to if you have any experience.. Once you've got your haskell compiler (I...