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Category: Worked Examples

07 Jul 2012
Worked example: A stack based calculator
Using combinators to build functionality
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30 Jun 2012
Worked example: Roman numerals
More pattern matching in practice
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29 Jun 2012
Worked example: Parsing command line arguments
Pattern matching in practice
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22 Apr 2012
Worked example: Designing for correctness
How to make illegal states unrepresentable
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