Hi all, This is just a request for comment - I've written a short Haskell program, intended to demonstrate some of the basic features of the language (how to create a data structure, transform it, and run a user interaction loop). I would like to know if there are any obvious respects in which this program could be simplified, clarified or made more idiomatic. The code may be found here: http://codepoetics.com/code/pangolin.hs thanks, Dominic
On 2004 December 29 Wednesday 19:13, Dominic Fox wrote:
any obvious respects in which this program could be simplified, clarified or made more idiomatic.
isYes = `elem` ["y", "yes", "Y", "YES"] withArticle fullString@(x:xs) = (if x `elem` "aeiou" then "an " else "a ") ++ fullString withArticle [] = "" -- in case of empty input
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Dominic Fox -
Scott Turner -
Tomasz Zielonka -
Tristan Wibberley