Haskell Workbook for A Level -- Writing Functional Programs

Based on s thurgood's excellent original worksheet -- extended to include more exercises and references to use of repl.it as a Haskell interpreter. Some .hs code provides templates/answers.

Using Haskell as a practical introduction to the concepts of Writing Functional Programs. Mixture of prediction activities, written questions/answers, and programming exercises.

• Section 1: Trying out Haskell
• Section 2: Functions in Haskell
• Section 3: Lists & Tuples in Haskell
• Section 4: Functions with Lists, using (x:xs) pattern matching
• Section 5: Higher-order functions (filter, map, and fold*)
• Section 6: Function Composition

The next step is a functional paradigms workbook that delves deeper into functional programming theory: Functional Programming Paradigm (A Level) -- Workbook with Haskell (this resource can also be found on the CAS website).

All feedback welcome.

Level: (Advanced A Level)

Duration: (Approx. six lessons + homework)

Teaches: (Based around AQA 4.12.2 Writing Functional Programs: Haskell/Python comparison; functions; lists; pattern matching; higher-order functions (map, filter, foldl); function composition)