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  1. Haskell/List processing. From Wikibooks, open books for an open world < Haskell. ... or concat, which takes a list of lists and joins (concatenates) them into one:
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  2. When you cons something on to a list (something:someList), what you get back is another list. Therefore you can keep on consing for as long as you wish.
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  3. isInfixOf \"Haskell\" \"I really like Haskell.\" ... The union function returns the list union of the two lists. For example, \"dog\" `union` \"cow\" == \"dogcw\"
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  4. In Haskell\'s list comprehension syntax, ... Clojure generates infinite lazy sequences (similar to Haskell\'s lazy lists or Python\'s generators).
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  5. 1 Mailing lists in detail haskell@haskell.org Announcements only. haskell@haskell.org is intended to be a low-bandwidth list, to which it is safe to subscribe without ...
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  6. I am trying to write a Haskell code which takes in a list and return a list of list. When I do that as the following code, I am getting \"non-exhaustive patterns in ...
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  7. Lists and List Types. We have seen tuples as one way of building composite types in Haskell. Another kind of composite types are the list types. Lists in Haskell are ...
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  9. Haskell\'s primary data type is the list and there are a rich variety of functions for transforming lists. Most of these functions are familiar to me from Clojure ...
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  10. Lists of tuples to list- Other Programming Languages. Visit Dev Shed to discuss Lists of tuples to list
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