[Haskell-cafe] Haskel let

A Smith asmith9983 at gmail.com
Mon Apr 1 17:16:29 CEST 2013


Hi
I think I've mastered much of  functional programming with Haskell, or at
least I can write programs which process as desired.
However the existence of the "let" statement  evades me  apart from a quick
way to define a function. Then there is the "in" and "where" parts. Its
been suggested its to do with scope and is obvious. I think I need to
understand it in a C/C++/Perl style of code to have a Eureka moment   when
it will be obvious.
Can someone refer me to something  which will assist me ?

Andrew
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