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Haskell Cookbook
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Haskell Cookbook

by Yogesh Sajanikar
September 2017
Beginner to intermediate
396 pages
9h 46m
English
Packt Publishing
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Working with IO monad

In the recipes that we saw earlier, we all worked with IO, and used functions such as putStrLn :: String -> IO () or print :: Show a => a -> IO ()We already know that these functions print the string or a value to standard output.

In this recipe, we will open a file, read it line by line, and output it on the stdout along with the line number. We will also understand how IO works as a monad and how IO allows a Haskell program to interact with the outside world.

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