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I'd imagine that the utility of spaced repetition for Haskell is more about remembering important function names rather than learning the concepts. It's probab

I'd imagine that the utility of spaced repetition for Haskell is more about remembering important function names rather than learning the concepts. It's probably not amazingly useful in that context, but it may help to feel fluent faster, which could help with other things.

misiti3780 9y ago
ya that is correct, i take common things like print/control statements, function definitions, etc and make sure i see them a lot so i dont forget them (haskell is a language im trying to learn, i do not use it for work so i dont see these things as much as i would)