Haskell one is wrong
is using the repl. And is not even printing a thing
Haskell would be Main = print "Hello world"
putStrLn would probably be better for this, so it doesn't display the quotes
Bug in the post 🙄. Fixing it right now!
I'm not sure what it used to be, but this update isn't right. Here are two valid definitions: dev.to/spicydonuts/comment/ofod
This isn't valid file or repl syntax.
For the repl:
putStrLn "Hello world"
For a .hs file:
.hs
module Main where main = putStrLn "Hello world"
(function definitions are lower case, types and modules are capitalized)
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Haskell one is wrong
is using the repl. And is not even printing a thing
Haskell would be Main = print "Hello world"
putStrLn would probably be better for this, so it doesn't display the quotes
Bug in the post 🙄. Fixing it right now!
I'm not sure what it used to be, but this update isn't right. Here are two valid definitions: dev.to/spicydonuts/comment/ofod
This isn't valid file or repl syntax.
For the repl:
For a
.hsfile:(function definitions are lower case, types and modules are capitalized)