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 In this workshop, we'll introduce Haskell with no prior knowledge assumed. We'll start by learning just enough syntax to be dangerous and then we'll jump straight into solving some problems in a functional style! \\
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-You'll start by learning how to read Haskell type definitions.  You'll see how powerful type signatures are, and learn to have conversations with the compiler to fill in the blanks.  You’ll move on to defining your own types and see how types prevent errors. \\
+You'll start by learning how to read Haskell type definitions.  You'll see how powerful type signatures are, and learn to have conversations with the compiler to fill in the blanks.  You'll move on to defining your own types and see how types prevent errors. \\
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 Finally, we'll put it all together and build a simple combinator library for analysing a dataset.  \\