# Table of Contents for Haskell

## Files
- [[baby.hs]]
- [[Chapter 1 - Introduction.md]]
- [[Chapter 2 - Starting Out.md]]
- [[Learning Plan.md]]
- [[main.hs]]

## Summary
This appears to be the contents of a Markdown file used for version control, likely in a Git repository. The files are related to research on Haskell programming language and its features.

The documents cover various aspects of Haskell:

* Chapter 2: Starting Out
	+ Introduces Haskell as a purely functional programming language.
	+ Explains how Haskell differs from other programming languages.
	+ Covers the basics of Haskell syntax, including list comprehensions and ranges.
* Chapter 1: Introduction
	+ Provides an overview of Haskell's history and development.
	+ Discusses the key features of Haskell, including referential transparency and type inference.
	+ Describes how to get started with Haskell using GHC and other tools.

The documents are written in a conversational tone, suggesting that they were created by someone who is learning Haskell and wants to document their progress. The text includes explanations, examples, and references to external resources (e.g., `[^1]`).

Some notable aspects of the files include:

* The use of Markdown syntax for headings, formatting, and links.
* The inclusion of comments and notes in the text, indicating that the author is still learning and experimenting with Haskell.
* The reference to Neovim and Lua, suggesting that the author uses a custom configuration or plugin for their text editor.

Overall, these files appear to be a personal documentation of someone's journey into learning Haskell programming language.

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