Haskell Programming Full Course 2024

[@emmanuelmiojooj6460]

Best Haskell course for beginners on YT. Thanks a lot man!

[@BekBrace]

This means a lot to me my friend 🙏

[@samuraijosh1595]

subbed because there's few haskell youtubers out there

[@BekBrace]

@@samuraijosh1595 Cheers mate

[@sergeibatiuk3468]

Recursion is also a way to hold state (being passed as a function argument). If you think about it, the factorial function acutally demonstrates that.

[@B-GAMESSS]

thanks a lot Bek for your time and effort

[@BekBrace]

most welcome

[@siljrath]

this is very good. i need to watch it several times.

[@BekBrace]

Always a pleasure, brother

[@thekaliexpert]

Thank you so much, man, you're doing this for free ... you really belong to the Richard Stallman tribe

[@BekBrace]

My pleasure!

[@xade8381]

would be great if you could also cover cloud-haskell

[@sergeibatiuk3468]

You won't get stack overflow with factorial whatever the number you put in because of tail recursion

[@BekBrace]

You're absolutely right 👍. I haven't explained Tail Call Optimization in this course - but yeah, this is a very important concept. Thanks for pointing it out. For those who are interested I might deep dive into this topic in future videos.

[@googleaccount7252]

Random question, but why did you bother watching the video if you already know Haskel?

[@sergeibatiuk3468]

@@googleaccount7252 I know this concept from Scala, I'm still learning Haskell

[@sergeibatiuk3468]

​@@googleaccount7252Never enough

[@CodingByAmp]

ขอบคุณครับ

[@MPAXEL]

Thank you 🌹

[@BekBrace]

You’re welcome 😊

[@anjaneyulub2529]

Thank you❤

[@BekBrace]

You're very welcome

[@SphereofTime]

30:08 haskell syntax

[@FaizanAlishah.]

05:08

[@therealcomplex]

🙏

[@BekBrace]

My pleasure 🙂

[@samuelmantap7251]

Thanks Sir 👍🙏

[@BekBrace]

@@samuelmantap7251 you're very welcome 🤗

[@androth1502]

12 mb for a hello world :D

[@BekBrace]

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[@AndreiGeorgescu-j9p]

Such an odd thing to be considered with

[@terrormapu]

Core functors,moniods,monads..no beginner can get anything out of this video..

[@BekBrace]

@@terrormapu Thank you for your kind comment !!!

[@sergeibatiuk3468]

The reason you're getting 0 with factorials with big numbers is because you're using Int rather than Integer. Also print $ factorial 50 would look more idiomatic.