Embark on a comprehensive 2.5-hour tutorial designed to introduce beginners to the fundamentals of Haskell programming. Start with setting up the development environment and progress through essential concepts such as writing to the console, working with variables and data types, and performing basic arithmetic operations. Learn to handle user input, create lists, define functions, and utilize 'do' syntax. Explore control structures like if statements and case statements, delve into records, and understand looping mechanisms. Apply your newfound knowledge by building practical projects, including a basic calculator and a guessing game. Conclude with guidance on further learning paths to continue your Haskell journey.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction - Haskell for Beginners (1).
Setup - Haskell for Beginners (2).
Hello World - Haskell for Beginners (3).
Writing to the Console - Haskell For Beginners (4).
Variables - Haskell for Beginners (5).
Data Types - Haskell for Beginners (6).
A Side Note - Haskell for Beginners (7).
Working with Numbers - Haskell for Beginners (8).
Getting User Input - Haskell for Beginners (9).
Building a Basic Calculator - Haskell for Beginners (10).
Lists - Haskell for Beginners (11).
Functions - Haskell for Beginners (12).
"do" Syntax - Haskell for Beginners (13).
Return Values - Haskell for Beginners (14).
If Statements - Haskell for Beginners (15).
Building a Better Calculator - Haskell for Beginners (16).
Case Statements - Haskell for Beginners (17).
Records - Haskell for Beginners (18).
Loops - Haskell for Beginners (19).
Build a Guessing Game - Haskell for Beginners (20).
Where to Next? - Haskell for Beginners (21).
Taught by
Beaufort Tek
