List Comprehensions in Haskell

[@Ethan_Myles]

Note: List Comprehensions always return a list. NumberOfEs uses the sum function on a list comprehension, this is why it returns an integer.

[@willd4686]

The world needs more great Haskell videos! Thank you!

[@Ethan_Myles]

Thank you for watching and for the kind words.

[@madalinlupu625]

under rated video its really helping me prepare for my exam tomorrow

[@Ethan_Myles]

Thanks ! Happy to help, hope your exam goes well.

[@mariiooP]

Incredible video, please make more! Good pacing, well explained, and great examples!

[@Ethan_Myles]

Thanks for the comment! Much Appreciated.

[@maroufali3139]

Was very helpful for my exam! Keep up the good work!

[@Ethan_Myles]

Glad it was of use ! Good luck with the exam

[@arkman745]

beautiful format and very understandable commentary!

[@Ethan_Myles]

Thank you ! I'm glad you found it useful

[@LatestLyricals]

Need More videos like this Thank you for this video!!

[@Ethan_Myles]

Thank you for the kind words.

[@WARDGL]

thank you for the beneficial and well explained by examples tutorial.

[@Ethan_Myles]

No problem !

[@theartanimation]

thank you so much!!!!!

[@Ethan_Myles]

Glad to hear it was helpful!

[@chidibede2417]

Wonderful explanation, please is it possible to do more haskell tutorials?

[@Ethan_Myles]

Thank you, did you have any particular areas in mind ?

[@stanleeleo9019]

brilliant , thanks .

[@Ethan_Myles]

Happy to help Stanley, glad you enjoyed it.

[@Wannabelokesh]

I want to ask you if you can make two whole playlists one for functional program and another for haskell.

[@jakubsz4602]

ver useful thanks!

[@Ethan_Myles]

No problem, glad it was helpful to you.

[@SuzyZou1998]

well explained!🍉🍉🍉🍉🍉

[@Ethan_Myles]

Thanks 🍉 Hope it was of use to you.