Haskeller
Haskeller noun: a person who programs in Haskell.
Noun
Haskeller (plural Haskellers)
- A person who programs in Haskell.
- Relatively advanced Haskellers might find the exports of default Prelude lacking or even devastating: encouraging the use of String, asynchronous exceptions (error), and partial functions.2016, Samuli Thomasson, Haskell High Performance Programming, Packt Publishing Ltd, →ISBN, page 363
Forms of Haskeller
| plural | Haskellers |
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Origin of Haskeller
From Haskell + -er.
Questions about Haskeller
- What does Haskeller mean?
- Haskeller means a person who programs in Haskell.
- What part of speech is Haskeller?
- Haskeller is a noun.
- What is the plural of Haskeller?
- The plural of Haskeller is Haskellers.
Words near Haskeller in the dictionary
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