Bernie Pope, 2001 — 29 p.
The following serves as a reference guide to the Haskell language (specifically Haskell 98).
It concentrates on the content of the Haskell Prelude, which is a standard library accessible by all Haskell programs.
It does not give complete coverage to the whole Prelude, but instead concentrates on those aspects most useful to Haskell beginners (however it should serve as a valuable resource to experienced Haskell programmers as well).
The first part of the following deals with Prelude functions, the second part of the chapter deals with Prelude operators, and the third part of the deals with Prelude classes.