1
Q
It is the keyword used to define a function in Haskell.
A
let
2
Q
It is the operator used to concatenate two lists.
Haskell
A
++
3
Q
It is the type that represents whole numbers (positive and negative, no decimals).
Haskell
A
Int
4
Q
It is the symbol used to define a function’s type signature.
Haskell
A
::
5
Q
It is the keyword used to define local bindings inside a function.
Haskell
A
let (or where)
6
Q
Haskell is a functional programming language.
True/False
A
True
7
Q
In Haskell, variable values can be changed after they are defined.
True/False
A
False
8
Q
The expression 5 + 3 will return 8 in Haskell.
True/False
A
True
9
Q
Lists in Haskell must contain elements of the same type.
True/False
A
True
10
Q
The function head returns the last element of a list.
True/False
A
False
11
Q
x = 10 y = 5 x + y
A
15
12
Q
double n = n * 2 double 4
A
8
13
Q
numbers = [1,2,3] length numbers
A
3
14
Q
add a b = a + b add 3 7
A
10
15
Q
list = [10,20,30] head list
A
10
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