
16 Apr
2007
16 Apr
'07
10:54 p.m.
G'day all.
Quoting Neil Mitchell
I think its important to cover whats different about Haskell. Things like laziness are cool, but are harder to convince a strict programmer that they are useful.
I think you could. What you need to convince a strict programmer of is that laziness gives you modularity. The Graham Hutton Sudoku solver is a nice example, but it'd be cool if we had a similar example that was less cheesy than Sudoku. A dynamic programming or memoing example might not hurt, either. Cheers, Andrew Bromage