I want to program in Haskel, a functional programming language and I want to install Hugs compiler for that in Ubuntu. Does anybody have any idea about it's installation.
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To install hugs compiler in Ubuntu you just need to execute two under given commands.
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install hugs
To start working with hugs, type hugs in terminal and start working with it. Type :? for help. To terminate it, type :quit.