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Contents 1 Programming exercises in Haskell 2 Particular exercises 2.1 Prime sieves 2.2 Supermarket Pricing 2.3 Secret Santas in Haskell 2.4 Run length encoding 2.5 The bowling puzzle 2.6 Norvig's spell checker 2.7 Games

1 Programming exercises in Haskell

• Diff in Haskell
• Introductory Haskell: Solving the Sorting-It-Out Kata
• The "perfect shuffles" puzzle (solved in Haskell)
• A Simple RPN Calculator in Haskell
• Software Cipher
• Dot matrix printer
  • A Haskell Toy
  • Revised Dot-Matrix Printhead
• Overlap function in Haskell for rectangles
• Tying Knots Generically
• A quick and dirty theorem prover in Haskell
• Brainf*k interpreter in Haskell
• FourFours in Haskell
• Using Bayesian filtering instead of 'if' in Haskell
• Counting fibonaccis

2 Particular exercises

2.1 Prime sieves

• Prime sieves in Haskell
• Eratosthenes sieve

2.2 Supermarket Pricing

• The Supermarket Pricing Kata in Haskell

2.3 Secret Santas in Haskell

• I: Preliminaries
• II: Orbits and Lists
• III: Lather, Rinse, Repeat 1

2.4 Run length encoding

• part 1
• part 2
• part 3

2.5 The bowling puzzle

• The Bowling Game Kata in Haskell
• Bowling in Haskell
  • Haskell Bowling
  • Bowling in Haskell Response

2.6 Norvig's spell checker

• Norvig's spell checker and idiomatic Haskell

2.7 Games

• Haskell chess
• My first Haskell adventure game!
• Hangman AI in Haskell
• Haskell as a puzzle solver

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