Real World Haskell

"Real World Haskell" is a book that teaches the Haskell programming language, emphasizing practical applications and real-world projects. It introduces concepts of functional programming, where functions are first-class citizens, and encourages a different way of thinking about problem-solving compared to imperative languages like Java or Python. The book aims to make Haskell accessible, covering topics such as data types, IO operations, and concurrency, while providing examples and exercises across various domains. Ultimately, it seeks to prepare readers to use Haskell effectively in their own projects and understand its advantages in software development.