Month: December 2016
Learn You Scala for Great Good! Part 5
Scala and Haskell are both good for functional programming. And in some cases their approaches for problems solving are very similar. This is my fifth post of this theme. The idea of writing this series appeared when I was looking for a book about functional programming in Scala. It happened that I found Learn You Haskell for Great Good – the great book about Haskell. I started reading it. Today I want to take some examples from the Higher order functions Chapter of this book Please look at my previous posts: Learn You Scala for Great Good! Learn You Scala
Learn You Scala for Great Good! Part 4
It’s my fourth post of the series where I told how I started studying Haskell in order to get knowledge in functional programming in Scala. You may see previous posts on this theme: Learn You Scala for Great Good! Learn You Scala for Great Good! Part 2 Learn You Scala for Great Good! Part 3 Today I want to take the three last examples from the Recursion Chapter. zip function It takes two lists and zips them together. zip [1,2,3] [2,3] returns [(1,2),(2,3)], because it truncates the longer list to match the length of the shorter one. Haskell zip ::
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