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AFAIK: point-free \ concatenative=point-free with order of operations (eg Haskell) concatenative \ point-free=concatenative with λ-abstraction (eg Enchilada...

put something about unboxed types in Haskell, although there is similarity in the underlying concepts. In Haskell everything by default is 'boxed', and...

However, no one can understand what it is exactly. Maybe some LISP or Haskell "code" can be added so we can then gripe about the syntax and how it creates...

a stack node would normally have two data members: the data held at a position in the stack and the next node below it. Manipulation of the stack itself...

it has influenced a fair few other similar tutorials like 'Learn You a Haskell for Great Good' and so on. Aesthetically, they are far too self-consciously...

Haskell-styles of generic programming. However, Haskell-style generic programming (à la Generic Haskell) is quite a separate topic from the Haskell language...

feature of functional languages, such as Haskell. — SlamDiego 05:52, 13 December 2006 (UTC) Constructors in Haskell have a different origin, being related...

ubiquitous in languages with first-class functions such as Haskell. [emphasis mine] Why is Haskell used as an example of a language where anonymous functions...

in category theory isn't relavent to the average Haskell programmer. In addition, many standard Haskell monads aren't strictly speaking monads at all. I...

value in using a functional language like Haskell, since the whole algorithm is recursive in nature and Haskell is a very recursive language. oatco (talk)...

http://www.haskell.org/haskellwiki/Lazy_vs._non-strict . 187.46.235.5 (talk) 22:40, 8 October 2011 (UTC) You're right (although outside of the Haskell community...

June 2006 (UTC) Why wouldn't the imperative example be possible in Haskell? Haskell has imperative features you know (heck, it's even explained a few lines...

I removed the Haskell example, for two reasons: it was the only instance of Haskell code on Wikipedia outside the Haskell article itself it relied...

Doing so is beneficial because it can drastically reduce the amount of stack space used and improve efficiency. Tail recursion is often used in functional...

Perl 6 (pugs) is written in Haskell. :) --FOo 09:45, 31 October 2005 (UTC) This article is very biased towards Haskell and "pure functional" style of...

reify the whole execution history as a list? I haven't seen that done in Haskell, which is the purest functional language. Moreover, pure languages represent...

socket, etc. (So how do you do referentially transparent I/O, in (say) Haskell? With special values called "actions" that are outside the scope of the...

languages like Haskell, the very notion of tail-call elimination becomes ill-defined (since there isn't really any conventional, implicit call stack to do the...

definition of an IL, it is a language used as an intermediate between (say) Haskell and machine code. If anyone has come up with a name for this sort of thing...