wednesday-labs.tex

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\author{Michael B. Gale}
\title{CS2D2}

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    \textbf{\LARGE CS2D2 Exercises - Wednesday}
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To get started, download the archive with the skeleton codes for today's labs from:
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    \url{https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/sci/dcs/teaching/material/cs2d2/haskell.zip}
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\paragraph{DCS machines} The best way to complete the exercises is on the DCS machines. To get things set up there, simply run the following script in a terminal:
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/modules/cs141/haskell-setup.sh
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This only needs to be done once. Close the terminal and open a new one afterwards.

\paragraph{Own machine} If you prefer to work on your own device, you will need to install a few things. See the installation instructions at
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    \url{https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/README/}
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to install the Haskell tool stack. Once installed, run
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stack setup --resolver=lts-16.27
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\paragraph{Web} You could also use an online tool such as
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    \url{https://replit.com/languages/haskell}
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simply by copying and pasting your code into there, but you will be more limited in what you can do.

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