This course aims to introduce beginners to Haskell programming language. By the end of the course, students will be able to write basic Haskell programs, work with data types, functions, loops, and make decisions using if statements. The course teaches skills such as writing to the console, working with numbers, handling user input, and building simple applications like a basic calculator and a guessing game. The teaching method includes hands-on coding exercises and examples to reinforce learning. This course is intended for individuals who are new to programming and want to learn functional programming with Haskell.
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction - Haskell for Beginners (1).
Setup - Haskell for Beginners (2).
Hello World - Haskell for Beginners (3).
Writing to the Console - Haskell For Beginners (4).
Variables - Haskell for Beginners (5).
Data Types - Haskell for Beginners (6).
A Side Note - Haskell for Beginners (7).
Working with Numbers - Haskell for Beginners (8).
Getting User Input - Haskell for Beginners (9).
Building a Basic Calculator - Haskell for Beginners (10).
Lists - Haskell for Beginners (11).
Functions - Haskell for Beginners (12).
"do" Syntax - Haskell for Beginners (13).
Return Values - Haskell for Beginners (14).
If Statements - Haskell for Beginners (15).
Building a Better Calculator - Haskell for Beginners (16).
Case Statements - Haskell for Beginners (17).
Records - Haskell for Beginners (18).
Loops - Haskell for Beginners (19).
Build a Guessing Game - Haskell for Beginners (20).
Where to Next? - Haskell for Beginners (21).
Taught by
Beaufort Tek
