Sorry, should have read your question a second time instead of posting a quick reply ;-) I think it is syntactic sugar.. On 28 Dec 2011, at 19:05, Henry Lockyer wrote:
I'm a beginner so beware, but I believe [1..10] is a VALUE (it is not a function from something to something else). It's type is essentially 'list of numeric' but because you used "..." to express a range of values it also has to be of type 'Enum' as well as numeric. If you have GHCI installed, then I recommend using the ":t" command to explore the types of Haskell expressions. / Henry
On 28 Dec 2011, at 18:51, Stanisław Findeisen wrote:
Hi
Is list range (for example: [1..10]) a language construct or a function? What type does it have?
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