AI BriefingStart coding in Haskell on Replit
Key point
Replit has added support for the Haskell language as a new feature.
Details
Replit has begun support for Haskell as a new programming language, reflecting user requests. This update follows Replit's strategy of expanding support for functional languages, and more functional languages are planned to be added in the future.
The currently available Haskell REPL has some limitations. stdout is not printed until program execution completes, and stdin is completely ignored. Therefore, if you want to use input such as getLine, it is recommended to use the editor rather than the REPL.
Other behavior is nearly identical to ghci, and users can start coding immediately at repl.it/languages/haskell.
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