I have a task to get a column from a [[a]]
matrix.
A simple solution would be
colFields :: Int -> [[a]] -> [a]
colFields n c = map (!! n) c
and when reduced by one level of abstraction it would be
colFields n = map (!! n)
I sense that I could get rid of n
easily, but I can't do it.
What you're looking for is
colFields = map . flip (!!)
However, this is not very clear to read, I'd leave the n
parameter in there. With the n
as an explicit parameter, I understand immediately what the function does. Without it, I have to think for a minute in order to understand the definition, even for a simple case like this.
I obtained this answer very simply by using the pointfree tool, although there are methods for deriving this by hand.
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