My Answer to 20 Intermediate Haskell Exercises
- Fluffy
class Fluffy f where furry :: (a -> b) -> f a -> f b -- Exercise 1 -- Relative Difficulty: 1 instance Fluffy [] where furry f (x:xs) = (f x):(furry xs) furry _ [] = [] -- Exercise 2 -- Relative Difficulty: 1 instance Fluffy Maybe where furry Nothing = Nothing furry Just a = Just $ f a -- works like fmap -- Exercise 3 -- Relative Difficulty: 5 instance Fluffy ((->) t) where furry g f x = g $ f x -- works like (.) newtype EitherLeft b a = EitherLeft (Either a b) newtype EitherRight a b = EitherRight (Either a b) -- Exercise 4 -- Relative Difficulty: 5 instance Fluffy (EitherLeft t) where furry f (EitherLeft (Left a)) = EitherLeft (Left $ f a) furry _ (EitherLeft (Right b)) = EitherLeft (Right b) -- Exercise 5 -- Relative Difficulty: 5 instance Fluffy (EitherRight t) where furry f (EitherRight (Right a)) = EitherRight (Right $ f a) furry _ (EitherRight (Left b)) = EitherRight (Left b)
The typeclass Fluffy is just like Functor, with furry works like fmap.
- Misty
class Misty m where
banana :: (a -> m b) -> m a -> m b
unicorn :: a -> m a
-- Exercise 6
-- Relative Difficulty: 3
-- (use banana and/or unicorn)
furry' :: (a -> b) -> m a -> m b
furry' f = banana $ unicorn `furry` f
-- Exercise 7
-- Relative Difficulty: 2
instance Misty [] where
banana f (x:xs) = (f x) ++ (banana f xs)
banana _ [] = []
unicorn a = [a]
-- Exercise 8
-- Relative Difficulty: 2
instance Misty Maybe where
banana f Nothing = Nothing
banana f (Just a) = f a
unicorn = Just
-- Exercise 9
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
instance Misty ((->) t) where
-- type signature for banana
banana f g t = f (g t) t
unicorn a _ = a
-- here's the type signature for banana and unicorn
-- banana :: (a -> t -> b) -> (t -> a) -> t -> b
-- unicorn :: a -> t -> a
-- so it is almost certain that this is the only possiable implemention
-- Exercise 10
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
instance Misty (EitherLeft t) where
banana f (EitherLeft (Left a)) = f a
banana _ (EitherLeft (Right b)) = EitherLeft (Right b)
unicorn = EitherLeft `furry` Left
-- Exercise 11
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
instance Misty (EitherRight t) where
banana f (EitherRight (Right a)) = f a
banana _ (EitherRight (Left b)) = EitherRight (Left b)
unicorn = EitherRight `furry` Right
-- Exercise 12
-- Relative Difficulty: 3
jellybean :: (Misty m) => m (m a) -> m a
jellybean = banana id
-- Exercise 13
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
apple :: (Misty m) => m a -> m (a -> b) -> m b
apple = furry' $ flip ($)
-- if m is List Monad, apple [1, 2, 3] [(+1), (*2), (/3)] means something
-- like zipWith ($) [1, 2, 3] [(+1), (*2), (/3)]
-- Exercise 14
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
moppy :: (Misty m) => [a] -> (a -> m b) -> m [b]
mpppy [] _ = unicorn []
moppy (a:as) f = banana (\x -> banana (\xs -> unicorn (x:xs)) (moppy as f)) (f a)
-- the \x thing banana is liftM2 (:) in disguis
-- this implentation is indeed a moppy one.
-- Exercise 15
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
-- (bonus: use moppy)
sausage :: (Misty m) => [m a] -> m [a]
sausage mas = moppy mas id
-- Exercise 16
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
-- (bonus: use apple + furry')
banana2 :: (Misty m) => (a -> b -> c) -> m a -> m b -> m c
banana2 fabc ma mb = apple mb $ furry' f ma
-- Exercise 17
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
-- (bonus: use apple + banana2)
banana3 :: (Misty m) => (a -> b -> c -> d) -> m a -> m b -> m c -> m d
banana3 fabcd ma mb mc
= apple mc (banana2 fabcd ma mb)
-- Exercise 18
-- Relative Difficulty: 6
-- (bonus: use apple + banana3)
banana4 :: (Misty m) => (a -> b -> c -> d -> e) -> m a -> m b -> m c -> m d -> m e
banana4 fabcde ma mb mc md
= apple md (banana3 ma mb mc)
Typeclass Misty is dreadful Modad typeclass, with banana is =<<,
unicorn is return and furry' is liftM. Other function like
jellybean is >>= and apple is forM.
newtype State s a = State {
state :: (s -> (s, a))
}
-- Exercise 19
-- Relative Difficulty: 9
instance Fluffy (State s) where
furry f st = State ((\f (a, b) -> (a, f b)) (state st))
-- Exercise 20
-- Relative Difficulty: 10
instance Misty (State s) where
banana f sa st = f $ (\(a, b) -> b) $ state sa st
unicorn a st = (st, a)
There is a simlar example in the book Real World Haskell, chapter named
Chapter 10. Code case study: parsing a binary data format, which build the
essence of a State monad from scretch without even introducing the concept of
Monad. Very inspering.