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Correct pronunciation to 5 syllables for the last line, according to the discussion in the comments

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edited Feb 18, 2014 at 18:34

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Haskell

fact :: Int -> Int          -- fact is Int to Int
fact x = product (range x)  -- fact x is product range x
range x = [1..x]            -- range x is 1 to[pause] x

Haskell education time:

The range x function creates a list of integers from 1 up to the value of x.
The fact x function multiplies all the values of the list range x together to compute the result.
The first line says that the fact function takes an integer and returns an integer.

Haskell

fact :: Int -> Int          -- fact is Int to Int
fact x = product (range x)  -- fact x is product range x
range x = [1..x]            -- range x is 1 to x

Haskell education time:

The range x function creates a list of integers from 1 up to the value of x.
The fact x function multiplies all the values of the list range x together to compute the result.
The first line says that the fact function takes an integer and returns an integer.

Haskell

fact :: Int -> Int          -- fact is Int to Int
fact x = product (range x)  -- fact x is product range x
range x = [1..x]            -- range x is 1 [pause] x

Haskell education time:

The range x function creates a list of integers from 1 up to the value of x.
The fact x function multiplies all the values of the list range x together to compute the result.
The first line says that the fact function takes an integer and returns an integer.

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answered Feb 17, 2014 at 2:22

danmcardle

Haskell

fact :: Int -> Int          -- fact is Int to Int
fact x = product (range x)  -- fact x is product range x
range x = [1..x]            -- range x is 1 to x

Haskell education time:

The range x function creates a list of integers from 1 up to the value of x.
The fact x function multiplies all the values of the list range x together to compute the result.
The first line says that the fact function takes an integer and returns an integer.