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Cool! Try Ruby was what convinced me to learn Ruby. Hopefully this will do the same for haskell. Is there a way to bind variables? I can do things like "let a
by paulgb 16y ago
Cool! Try Ruby was what convinced me to learn Ruby. Hopefully this will do the same for haskell.
Is there a way to bind variables? I can do things like "let a = 3 in a", but it seems that no state is stored between expressions?
- chrisdone 16y agoI do hope this will get you into Haskell! Hey Paul, that's correct; there's no state stored between expressions. It's planned that there be a text editor where you can put top-level definitions, kinda similar to DrScheme, if you know of it. You may notice parts of the tutorial that would've been better (e.g. having to write `let .. in ..`) with state between expressions. I will rewrite those once this is implemented.
- paulgb 16y agoActually, I'm already into Haskell; my comment was poorly worded but I meant I hope it does the same for other people :-). > It's planned that there be a text editor where you can put top-level definitions Good to hear, I like the way Dr. Scheme does it and it makes for a good learning environment.