Alright,
I don't want to make too many new topics and flood the boards with questions, so I'll just extend this every time I have a new Haskell question instead.
Just wondering what the diffe...
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I have only used haskell so my opinion is really biased and doesnt really count. but i find it quite easy to use and im fond of the lazy evaluation! how do others compare?...
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how do i go about sorting a list of strings in haskell e.g. on input:
["Noradh","Marges","letsee","telegrams","Sharan's","sees"]...
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what i wanna know is how to refer to all the elements to a list in the next exampe:
let rec concat = function
[] -> []
|[n] -> n
|[f;<what ever it be>] -> f @ (con...
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I am writing a program that calculates the area of a polygon (any shape) given the 5 vertices.
Does any-one know the maths behind calculating areas of polygons? Think its something to do with diff...
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I'v been trying to learn this stuff on O'Caml but its too hard! I don't get it.
I know some C++ and Java and have been working on those. For fun I thought I would learn O'Caml but I am too stupi...
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hi..
i m a java/c++ programmer, and just recently was required to learn some functional programming.. i wont lie abt it, this is a question from an assignment that i was given.. if someone could p...
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hey i have wrote a very simple function that computes the average of three inputted integers. how do i write a function that computes how many integers are above the average using the average function...
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Hello !
I am wondering how to return a function in a function. I want to do this to be able to return a operator.
The result I would like to achieve is something like this:
returnOperator::C...
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Can anyone help? I'm looking for someone that knows even a little about Haskell!!
The problem is: I have a String e.g
LFTWDGTA0012300050Widget
And I need to split it up into four compon...
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What are functional languages used for (duhh) obviously to develop an "app" of some kind. Are they more for scripting, batch files, login scripts...ect....I basically would like one of you t...
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Okay, I'm trying to translate my Haskel bubble sort into O'Caml and I'm not understanding why the interpreter doesn't like this:
Code:
# let rec bsorthelper lst =
match lst with
...
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I'm taking a functional programming course next semester. Apparently we are going to be using Haskel. Will I like it?
How much more subjective question can a guy ask right?...
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ok, gotta post something considering the last post in here was 12-12-2002.
so...how bout them functional languages? yeeeah functional!
actually, since Common Lisp qualifies as functional,...
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i was playing with mod_ocaml:
http://www.slacky.de/docs/projects/mod_ocaml/
and thought i'd share some examples and findings. briefly it's kinda like php where you put ocaml statement directl...
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In honor of what became sort of the ad hoc "Functional Programming night" in #coderforums, I decided to do all the stuff that ink and Vince and I were working out in Haskell .. in Scheme as ...
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yes, it's just a factorial, but it's quite a long time in the making (just ask Strike )
Code:
factorial :: Integer -> Integer
factorial 0 = 1
factorial x = x * factorial (x-1)
...
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alright, after flip-flopping over functional programming for the past month or so, i've decided that i'm going to try haskell. i like the way the syntax looks, and i'm stoked to get a better understa...
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i asked once upon a time how to make a non-console win32 app with Ocaml and finally found a way to do it--so i thought i'd share the insight.
Harry Chomskey's latest win32 ocaml bindings include c...
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Just a question... How are functional languages useful and what advantages do they have over a procedural language?
I've been wondering this for some time......
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I noticed in the General forum that you were working on a neural network system. What's it for?
Jeremy...
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OK, the name of the forum hasn't officially changed yet, but all functional language/programming discussion should come here.
I have written two functions:
nth: returns the nth element of a list...
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http://www.nongnu.org/mldonkey/
mldonkey is a clonde of eDonkey, a file sharing program à la gnutella I think. This program has a GTK+ GUI. Definitly a nice addition to the hump of O'Caml applic...
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Code:
let rec dot_product a b =
match a with
[] -> (match b with [] -> 0)
| ah::at ->
(match b with
bh::bt -> ah*bh + dot_product at bt);;
...
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I'm reading the 100 lines of O'caml examples, and I'm getting syntax errors in the insertion sort example, even when I copy it directly from the page. Wondering if anyone knows what's up....
he...
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