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A Gentle Introduction to Haskell 98 - (October, 1999) Authors Paul Hudak John Peterson Language English Type public Url Summary Our goal is to provide a gentle introduction to Haskell for someone who has experience with at least one other language, preferably a functional language (even if only an almost-functional language such as ML or Scheme). Pages 64 Parts 1 Introduction 2 Values, Types, and Other Goodies 3 Functions 4 Case Expressions and Pattern Matching 5 Type Classes and Overloading 6 Types, Again 7 Input/Output 8 Standard Haskell Classes 9 About Monads 10 Numbers 11 Modules 12 Typing Pitfalls 13 Arrays 14 The Next Stage

Report on the Programming Language Haskell 98 - (1 February 1999) Authors Simon Peyton Jones John Hughes Lennart Augustsson Dave Barton Brian Boutel Warren Burton Joseph Fasel Kevin Hammond Ralf Hinze Paul Hudak Thomas Johnsson Mark Jones John Launchbury Erik Meijer John Peterson Alastair Reid Colin Runciman Philip Wadler Language English Type public Url Summary This report is the official specification of Haskell 98 and should be suitable for writing programs and building implementations. It is not a tutorial on programming in Haskell such as the Gentle Introduction, so some familiarity with functional languages is assumed. Haskell 98 is described in two separate documents: the Haskell Language Report (this document) and the Haskell Library Report. Pages 163 Parts 1 Introduction 2 Lexical Structure 3 Expressions 4 Declarations and Bindings 5 Modules 6 Predefined Types and Classes 7 Basic Input/Output A Standard Prelude B Syntax C Literate comments D Specification of Derived Instances E Compiler Pragmas