Haskell: The Ultimate Beginner's Guide to Learn Haskell Programming Step by Step

Introduction What Makes Haskell Special? How is Haskell Used? What do you need to start Starting Ready, Set, Go! The first small functions An introduction to the lists Texas ranges I'm an intensional list Tuples Chapter I Types and type classes Believe in the type Type variables Type classes step by step (1st part) Chapter II The syntax of functions Pattern adjustment Guardians, Guardians! Where? Let it be Case expressions Chapter III Recursion Hello recursion! The impressive maximum A few more recursive functions Quicksort! Thinking recursively Chapter IV Higher order functions Currified functions Higher order in your order Associations and filters Lambdas Folds and origami Application of functions with $ Composition of functions Chapter V Modules Loading modules Data.List Data.Char Data.Map Data.Set Creating our own modules Chapter VI Creating our own types and type classes Introduction to algebraic data types Registration syntax Type parameters Derived instances Type synonyms Recursive data structures Type classes step by step (2nd part) The Yes-No type class The functor type class Families and martial arts Chapter VII Input and output Hello World! Files and data streams Command line parameters Randomness Byte strings Exceptions