Copyright © 2015 Bart Massey

The Haskell examples here are intended for beginners. The problems are from Gabriel Gonzalez http://www.haskellforall.com/2015/10/basic-haskell-examples.html; the solutions are mostly by me.

• todo.hs: TODO List (problem: Gonzalez (#1), solution: Massey)

  Interactively process a list of commands to maintain an in-memory TODO list. Tough one to start with when teaching Haskell.

• tabcomma.hs: Tab-Separated Values -> CSV (problem: Gonzalez (#2), solution: Massey)

  Replace all tabs with commas while translating standard input to standard output.

• tabcomma2.hs: Tab-Separated Values -> CSV (problem: Gonzalez (#2), solution: Massey)

  Do full TSV->CSV with quoting and escaping. Requires the ssv package from Hackage.

• calendar2015.hs: Print 2015 Calendar (problem: Gonzalez (#3), solution: Massey)

  Print an ASCII 2015 calendar on standard output.

• rna.hs: Decode RNA (problem: Gonzalez (#4), solution: Gonzalez)

  Makes pretty (though verbose) of deriving and pattern matching to decode RNA to amino acids using a hard-coded table.

• rna2.hs: Decode RNA (problem: Gonzalez (#4), solution: Massey)

  Simple solution using a separate table file rna.txt.

• bedtime.hs: Bedtime Story (problem: Gonzalez (#5), solution: Massey)

  Madlib-style bedtime story generator exhibiting the use of the list monad and user-defined operators.

• bedtime2.hs: Bedtime Story (problem: Gonzalez (#5), solution: Massey)

  Uses typeclasses to simplify (?) story writing. Also word-wraps the story into 60-column lines. Maybe not so "basic".

This work is released under the 2-clause BSD license. See the file COPYING in this distribution for license terms. Work by Gabriel Gonzalez is used without express permission.