Hello list,
I am a programmer who just got laid off. I have been studying Haskell
and learning a lot about CS, *as a hobby*. I have a B.S. from Caltech
in engineering (didn't take many CS classes). Now that my options are
open, I'd like to think about graduate school in CS which is probably
the
On Sun, Dec 12, 2010 at 11:57 PM, Johann Bach johann.bach1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello list,
I am a programmer who just got laid off. I have been studying Haskell
and learning a lot about CS, *as a hobby*.
Oh, I just thought of one answer to my own question--- get a good
score on the CS GRE. Can
Can I get some recommendations for CS textbooks to study for the CS
GRE? Note that I am already fluent in C++ and Python (and getting
better at Haskell), so I don't need hand-holding in learning the very
basics... however, I do need to review the standard theory. For
example, if the GRE asks: What
Is there a way to run a Haskell module via ghci with a single command
on the command-line?
Note: I'm on Windows XP.
If I have the module test.hs, I can type test.hs and that will load
it into ghci. However, I need to then type main to run it, and then
manually exit ghci. I would like to do all
