I wanted to ask - is any place, where answers for all exercises are
collected? Sometimes, it's good idea to compare your solution with other
solutions, and find more elegant ones...
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My personal answer - yes! ;-) But may be Don, or other RWH authors
implemented this as part of the book's site?
It would good, if we'll able to collect different answers, with
descriptions, what is wrong in some of them, not optimal, etc.
As far as I know, we haven't actually written suggested answers to the
exercises.
I think Bryan's chapters have the most exercises, so he just may be the
one to harass ;-)
On the other hand, there is something to be said for us not publishing
"officially blessed" answers. There is often more than one way to do it
in Haskell, and having several possibilities posted on a wiki somewhere
(haskell.org perhaps) could be more useful even.
> It would good, if we'll able to collect different answers, with
> descriptions, what is wrong in some of them, not optimal, etc.
And I guess I should have read the entire message before starting
typing. I concur, obviously.
-- John
FWIW, the haskell.org wiki is intended to be a community wiki, and would
be perfect for this.
-- John
Chris Dew wrote:
> Would people be interested in me setting up a RWH answers wiki, so that
> everyone can contribute?
FWIW, the haskel23/auth/loginl.org wiki is intended to be a community wiki, and would
I also upload solved exercises to
http://xtalk.msk.su/~ott/common/haskell/rwh/