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Hello World in Haskell

January 16, 2025 haskellhello-worldbeginnergetting-startedfunctional-programming

Every programming journey starts with Hello World. Let’s write our first Haskell program using GHC (Glasgow Haskell Compiler), the standard Haskell implementation.

The Code

Create a file named …

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Variables and Types in Haskell

March 28, 2026 haskellvariablestypesdata-types

In most languages, variables are containers that hold values you can change at will. Haskell takes a fundamentally different approach. As a purely functional language, Haskell has no mutable variables …

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def, func, fun, fn, sub: Why Every Language Has a Different Word for the Same Thing

March 30, 2026 programming-languagesfunctionshistoryfortranpythonrusthaskellkotlin

Open almost any programming language reference and you will find, somewhere near the beginning, a section explaining how to define a reusable named block of code. The concept is universal. The word …

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