Haskell tutorial 5 - partial function application

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this describes the advantage of partial function application
  1. sankha mukherjee
  2. Haskell (programming Language)
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@1wizzup1: That would be a leading zero. So if we put in "0" rather than "", then f(4) would be "0100". Which is also ok, just that you may not want the leading zero.

@uzimonkey: The name of the file is password yes, but it contains data for code I was trying out, not any of my actual passwords :). Good eye though.

Sorry for the late reply. Got busy in a few things. Will get more regular with making more Haskell videos again.

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Thanks for the video. And bonus points of the Solarized. But... do you have a text file of passwords on your desktop?

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