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Informatics 1: Functional Programming

Videos of my 2009 lectures on functional programming in Haskell are available online from the University of Edinburgh.  There seems to be a cottage industry in videos explaining monads, see Lectures 18 and 19 (and 16 and 17) for my version, or see How to Declare an Imperative and Monads for Functional Programming if you prefer text to video.

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# posted by Philip Wadler @ 4:38 PM
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Course content begins around 31:25 into lecture 1.
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 12/3/13 7:33 PM
 
Where can we find these course assignments/howeworks.
thank you in advance
# posted by Blogger Arthur : 13/3/13 6:20 PM
 
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# posted by Blogger Arthur : 13/3/13 6:21 PM
 
@Arthur: Additional material for the course is at http://www.inf.ed.ac.uk/teaching/courses/inf1/fp/2009/.
# posted by Blogger Philip Wadler : 13/3/13 8:27 PM
 
The videos and podcasts at:
"http://groups.inf.ed.ac.uk/vision/VIDEO/2009/inf1fp.htm" are broken.
Clicking on media brings you to this link

"http://lectures.is.ed.ac.uk:8080/ess/echo/presentation/c7bd9b6e-37fe-4c43-8553-9ebfb0dec865"

which resolves to SERVICE UNAVAILABLE.
# posted by Blogger Stephen Wright : 3/5/14 5:26 AM
 
Another set of lectures from 2103 at
INF are able to be downloaded. Even though the titles say "Download", one must still ctrl+click and save link as ..
# posted by Blogger Stephen Wright : 5/5/14 8:10 AM
 
@Stephen: Thanks for noting the problem. I've submitted a ticket to track down the videos. Meanwhile, I gather they are available via YouTube.
# posted by Blogger Philip Wadler : 6/5/14 2:35 PM
 
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