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Coming to FP very late in my career, I've never read this. I've skimmed about half of it and it looks really nice. Unless I'm mistaken, it appears that the en
by mikekchar 9y ago
Coming to FP very late in my career, I've never read this. I've skimmed about half of it and it looks really nice. Unless I'm mistaken, it appears that the entire book provides examples in pseudo-code which is pretty interesting. I like their concept of specifications and the definition of strictness is really nice. I'm looking forward to getting a bit of time to read it more fully.
- gosubpl 9y agoEdited. There is Introduction to Functional Programming using Haskell by one of the authors if you'd rather have examples in a particular programming language.
- exDM69 9y agoAt least some of the code in there appears to be Miranda code, which is a predecessor to Haskell.
- agumonkey 9y agoWorry not about "not having read <foo>" for FP litterature is surprisingly large (tempted to say immense). I've been finding more and more papers, journals, and books after years of digging.