joeltt <[email protected]> writes:
> do_solve_iter guess tried = do
> let actual = count_occurences guess
> if guess == actual
> then putStrLn "ANSWER!!"
> else if (find (==actual) tried) == Just actual
> then do
> putStrLn "NO ANSWER!"
> putStrLn tried
> else do
> putStrLn "ITER"
> do_solve_iter actual (actual : tried)
I think you need to have:
else if (...)
then ...
else
(that is, indent the then and else statements)
Better way of doing it: use a case statement, maybe with guards.
--
Ivan Lazar Miljenovic
[email protected]
IvanMiljenovic.wordpress.com
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