As both a Python and Haskell guy, trust me, it's not. The syntax is an example - Haskell code is, in practice, cleaner than presented - some of the article's co

As both a Python and Haskell guy, trust me, it's not. The syntax is an example - Haskell code is, in practice, cleaner than presented - some of the article's code is built to example. However, do be aware that languages like Python and Ruby are more friendly to easy reading, by design. Haskell is purely functional, and most designations are immutable. Definition clauses are also combined, which lessens variables (as they're immutable, among other reasons). Don't get turned off because of the syntax. Haskell and Python are useful for different things.