Haskell For Kids: Week 6 (This is from last week. Yes, I’m
really late in posting this… sorry! This week’s summary will be
up in a couple days.) Welcome to the week 6 summary of Haskell
for Kids, my middle school level (that is, ages 12 – 13 ish)
programming class using Haskell and Gloss at the Little School
on Vermijo. You can go back and review weeks 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5
if you like. This week was time for practice. Instead of
introducing any new ideas, I’ll just post the practice activity
we did together in class on Tuesday. The way we practiced was
very simple: I drew pictures, and we tried to write descriptions
of those pictures. Rather than waste time, let’s just jump right
into it. It might help to download (and maybe print out) the PDF
file from the end of week 5 (follow the link earlier) for a
reminder of how to write list comprehensions. I’m not including
answers, because it’s too easy to just read ahead! If you can’t
figure one of them out, feel free to ask for help in the
comments. Hints: None! Hopef