CL - Lecture 1.h - A Small Universe in Haskell

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We represent our small universe in Haskell. If this doesn't yet make sense, don't worry; come back to this once you're a bit more familiar with Haskell.

There is a slight glitch in the rendering of the second slide in the video below. Don't let it distract you!

Once you have understood how our universe can be represented in Haskell, you may want to revisit the 2019 video. This takes the Haskell representation a step further, starting from 7m20s.

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CL - Lecture 1.h - A Small Universe in Haskell

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