Category:Syntax

Categories: Haskell

Some people argue that syntax is less important than semantics. However, syntax is the interface between human and machine. A good syntax can simplify editing and memorizing, and may reduce errors. This category contains reflexions about matters of syntax.

Articles in category "Syntax"

There are 23 articles in this category.

D Declaration style Declaration vs. expression style Direction of data flow Do notation considered harmful E Expression style I If-then-else Infix expressions

I cont. Infix operator L Let vs. Where List comprehension List notation N No export lists P Pattern guard Pronunciation S Section of an infix operator

S cont. Singleton list confusion Syntactic sugar Syntactic sugar/Cons Syntactic sugar/Pros T Terminator vs. separator U Unary minus Unary operator Use of infix operators

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