Yep. I agree reading other peoples Haskell can be a challenge. There is a real culture of making your code as terse as possible, which I think makes it easier t

Yep. I agree reading other peoples Haskell can be a challenge. There is a real culture of making your code as terse as possible, which I think makes it easier to read once you know what you are doing, but makes it harder for beginners. Luckily Haskells type system means that you can understand a lot about what is going on just by looking at the type definitions. Most code includes these. Although rather frustratingly, however, a lot of documentation doesn't include the type definitions. It is good to see languages such as Idris make it mandatory to include type definitions for all functions.