Hello! On Thu, Mar 11, 1999 at 02:34:44PM -0800, Fritz K Ruehr wrote: > [...] > I highly recommend browsing the prelude for ideas on how to use > Haskell. A few of the definitions are written in a more subtle > fashion than you might want for this purpose (usually for generality > or or efficiency), but many of them are very direct and readable. And it's recommendable to browse the prelude to see what's already available. There's no need to reinvent the wheels. And by using prelude functions, the program gets shorter, more understandable. And if the language implementor improves the prelude implementation, all those programs profit from that which really *use* the prelude. > [...] Regards, Felix.