Haskell Fundamentals Part 1
Pluralsight
Course Summary
Haskell Fundamentals Part 1 gets you started with Haskell; a unique, mature and powerful functional programming language.
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Course Description
Do you want a more expressive and concise programming language? A language that catches more of your bugs at compile time, before they cause problems? A language with a fresh perspective that will change the way you think about programming? Meet Haskell! Haskell is an efficient and mature functional programming language that has, for the past quarter century, been pushing the boundaries of what a programming language can do. In this course you will learn the basics of Haskell, as well as some of the features that set Haskell apart from the multitude of other programming languages. No prior experience with functional programming is required for this course.
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Course Syllabus
Introduction- 15m 1s
—Introduction 1m 13s
—What is Haskell? 2m 26s
—Why Should I Learn Haskell? 3m 33s
—History 1m 53s
—Tools 5m 17s
—Summary 0m 39sFunctions- 39m 44s
—Introduction 1m 8s
—Basic Functions 3m 19s
—Pure Functions 2m 58s
—Recursion 3m 42s
—Lists 2m 20s
—List Functions 4m 8s
—Tuples 2m 18s
—Pattern Matching 4m 46s
—Guards 2m 19s
—Case 2m 55s
—Let and Where 2m 39s
—Whitespace 1m 40s
—Lazy 4m 27s
—Summary 1m 5sHigher Order Functions- 25m 48sTypes- 25m 33sCustom Types- 23m 40sType Classes- 20m 16sIO- 27m 8s