B3TA_SCR1PT3R

yeah that one has been done in about every language about 5 times over in this thread, if we took em all out, we'd probly only be at like 350

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JimmyJim

has whitespace been done?

Sane

JimmyJim

Has any one checked that the code sumitted for whitespace was not just random tabs, spaces and returns. Im sure its not, but its hard to prove.

B3TA_SCR1PT3R

Why would we care/go through all that trouble?

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JimmyJim

I was under the impression, in this being a programming related site that this is what we do.

I know if i posted some incorrect code here i would be corrected quite rapidly. I was not be completely serious though, its just a simple point about the language whitespace. Just saying how bad the readability really is in whitespace.

Sane

Well, it is a joke language. >__>

JimmyJim

Yeah. It know its a joke language. I just wonder why someone spend the time making it. Im sure it was a great idea when he/she thought of it and im sure it makes some people laugh. It just makes me confused but thats not exactly hard.

Sane

It was created because it gets people like you to acknowledge the creator and talk about him/her in a random thread. >_>;;

Regardless if it's positive/negative acknowledgement, it's too easy to do something merely for attention.

Arevos

Sir, you are quite correct.

I checked the code over, and discovered that it consists only of spaces and linebreaks; presumably the tabs were lost somewhere inbetween writing the code and copying it.

The correct (and tested) code is below. I've numbered each line so that it's easier to copy-paste (Firefox seemed to ignore the last few empty lines without it). Whitespace ignores non-whitespace characters, and this code is interpreted correctly by the official Haskell interpreter.