A repository holding miscellaneous items for the PUH (Programming in Haskell) FER UNIZG course
The file contains a notebook with notes and materials for the second TA lecture held during the midterms, on the topic of arrays in Haskell and imperative programming using the IO and ST monads. It contains a brief introduction to these topics, with accompanying examples.
The file presented is an IHaskell notebook. If you do not have IHaskell installed, you can view it using nbviewer. You can view the notebook directly by following this link.
The Applicative file is an IHaskell notebook containing an introduction to applicative functors (the Applicative data type) using Functor and do notation. You may want to read it before reading the introduction to Parsec.
If you do not have IHaskell installed, you may view it using nbviewer. To view it directly, follow this link
The file contains an IHaskell notebook on the topic of Parsec. It gives a brief introduction to the Parsec parser combinator library, primarily based on examples. It uses Applicative syntax, so do check that out - you might want to read the Applicative tutorial featured above.
The file presented is in an IHaskell notebook. If you do not have IHaskell installed, you can view it using nbviewer. You can view it directly by following this link.