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Couldn't match expected type ‘Bool’ with actual type ‘(a, a)’

Fail to launch WinGHCi

Compiling Haskell code in Cygwin, and some other bugs in Haskell Platform on Windows

Error with winGHCi Not in Scope

File processing-Haskell

Haskell: Creating record of list of string and pair of <string and list of string>

haskell: creating list of records

Convert a list of digits to a number HASKELL

Error to launch winghci shipped in haskell platform package 2012.2.0.0

Haskell Printing a hardcoded value from a function

Clearing WinGhci's command prompt (and also its values)

Haskell home-made monad transformer unable to Show itself in GHCi

Haskell tuple not matching with function argument

How to install WinGHCi?

WinGHCi won't start

Getting Source Files to Run in Haskell Programming (WinGHCi)

Not in scope in Haskell

Haskell : display/get list of all user defined functions

Haskell : loading ALL files in current directory path

Haskell : can only load one file at a time via :load

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