# Haskell Setup - Install Stack by following the installation instructions [here][StackInstall]. - I recommend using either [Atom], Vim or Emacs to edit Haskell code. Any editor will do so long as it has decent syntax highlighting for Haskell. Vim and Emacs come pre-installed on most UNIX operating systems (Mac + Linux). - Download the first homework file [Hw1.hs] and move it to a directory that you would like to work from (e.g., `~/courses/cs225/hw`. To make sure a directory hierarchy exists execute `mkdir -p ~/courses/cs225/hw`, to move a file into that directory execute `mv ‹file› ~/courses/cs225/hw`, and to navigate to that directory execute `cd ~/courses/cs225/hw`.) - From the command line, execute `stack runghc Hw1.hs`. You should see the following output: >> E1 Tests: timesAfterPlus [TEST FAILED]: -- the input timesAfterPlus 4 5 == -- the output [ERROR]: TODO /= -- the expected result 36 [TEST FAILED]: -- the input timesAfterPlus 3 4 == -- the output [ERROR]: TODO /= -- the expected result 21 [[... 71 more lines ...]] - Next, from the command line, execute `stack ghci Hw1.hs`. You should see a prompt that looks like: *HW1> Type `1 + 1` and hit enter. You should see: *HW1> 1 + 1 2 *HW1> Type `:q` or press `Ctrl-D` to quit out of the prompt. This is the interactive GHC prompt, much like Python's interactive prompt which you get by typing `python`. - Please try to install Haskell early and ask for help if you run into any issues. **Especially if you are planning on using Windows for this class, get started ASAP and ask for help early.** [StackInstall]: https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/install_and_upgrade/ [Atom]: https://atom.io [Hw1.hs]: hw/Hw1.hs