Consider what happens if you apply the last function to xs.
On Monday, November 10, 2014, Roelof Wobben
Of course the compiler is right.
Im still struggeling.
What I try to do is this
1) if acc is empty then a empty list so the output must be Nothing 2) if the input has only one item then it is the last so the output must be that item. 3) if the input has more then 1item then the last item is not reached so acc must have the value of the next item of the input file
And I do not see how I can give acc the value of the next value of the input file maybe head xs
Roelof
Leza Morais Lutonda schreef op 10-11-2014 19:52:
Hi Roelof,
On 10/11/14 10:10, Roelof Wobben wrote:
No problem .
Im strugelling to make acc work.
I try to say that if the input list has only 1 item the outcome is the head of that list. But doing
acc = Just (head a) or doing acc = Just (head acc) gives both that acc or a is not in scope
The `a` in the type signature `acc :: a -> Maybe a -> Maybe a` is not a variable name, it is a type.
also doing acc x = Just (head x) gives a error messages that the types are not matching.
:t Just (head x) Maybe a
:t acc x Maybe a -> Maybe a
So, the compiler is right!
Roelof
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