99 Haskell Problems

For anyone who would like to practice programming in Haskell, they may be interested in my version of the 99 Haskell Problems. One could use it simply as a list of coding problems, but it is also a buildable list of problems which can be used to test solutions.

This is based on the 99 Haskell Problems on HaskellWiki, but with the following differences:

• It actually has 99 problems, whereas the original list has 88 problems.
• The problems are written as Haddock documentation for functions to implement, and include testable examples.
• Tests and benchmarks are available to run against solutions. They are also written in a way to make it easy to try and compare multiple solutions.

If you are interested in trying it out, you can easily start out by spinning up a GitHub Codespace without having to set up your own Haskell environment.