Errata

The name "Lauren?iu Nicola" is not formatted correctly in the book. Where I've written a '?', there is the sort of empty box one typically sees when a font is missing a particular Unicode character.

Checking the online book, the correct version of the name appears to be "Laurențiu". One fix would be to transliterate it to "Laurentiu".

There's a space missing between the word "prelude" and "is" in this sentence:
"The Prelude moduleis sometimes..."

in "we use the(**)" there is a space missing, should read "we use the (**)"

Starting the paragraph, there is the reference:
'In the latter case, the list...'
But the comment about the endpoint being missed does not apply to latter, but to second case:
'In the second case, the list...'

Instead of "hit C to halt", it should read "hit Ctrl-C to halt"

There's an extra 'S' following the quotes in the following:

The empty string is written ""S, and is a synonym for []

There should be a space between "In Haskell," and "function".

"Then apply the odd function" should read "Then apply the isOdd function".

isOdd should remain in code font.

The book reads:
"to concepts that might be more familiar easier to understand"

Missing:
An "and/or" (better to use just "or") between "familiar" and "easier".

Note from the Author or Editor:
Add "or" between "familiar" and "easier".

Should read "Book" instead of "BookStore".

Note from the Author or Editor:
Change "fields of a BookStore" to "fields of a BookInfo".

wrong word, whether should be when in "followed by an expression to evaluate whether that pattern matches."

Note from the Author or Editor:
Change "evaluate whether" to "evaluate if".

The comment is incorrect, it is listed as:
'-- Save this in a source file, e.g., Interact.hs'

This should be InteractWith.hs...since the actual file is InteractWith.hs...

"-- file: ch04/SplitLines.hs" should be
"-- file: ch04/FixLines.hs".

Note from the Author or Editor:
"let�s call the new file FixLines.hs."

should be:

"let�s call the new file SplitLines.hs."

since the file in the examples is called splitlines.

Instead of Interact.hs, this should be InteractWith.hs, or the previous instances should also be Interact.hs.

Incorrect comment:

import Data.Char (digitToInt) -- we'll need ord shortly

should read:

import Data.Char (digitToInt) -- we'll need digitToInt shortly

What is numbered as Exercise 9 is only part of Exercise 8

Exercise 2 is only part of Exercise 1
Exercise 6 is only part of Exercise 5

Note from the Author or Editor:
Make what is labeled as exercise 2 be additional paragraphs for exercise 1.

Ditto for exercise 6 and 5.

Renumber exercises as appropriate afterwards.

"Iin fact" instead of "In fact"

Drop plural "s" from "begins" in "Count the number of words in a string that begins with a capital letter[.]"

"... the definition of foldl' just shows illustrates how ..." should be either "just shows" or "illustrates" but not both.

Note from the Author or Editor:
Change "fold' just shows illustrates how" to "fold' illustrates how"

"value" should be "values"

The sentence reads:

"As such a programmer, we're...."

That's a type mismatch. "a programmer" <--> "we're

The sentence should read:

"As such programmers, we're ..."

class name BasicEq is separated as
... Basi
cEq ...

"It allows us to define your own numeric types" -- I don't want _you_ defining _my_ types, thanks very much! (So "us" -> "you"?).

Note from the Author or Editor:
"us" should be "you"

In "[-2^29..2^29-1]", the exponents are not displayed as a superscript. While the text as written is valid Haskell code, it also is not written in the font used for code. One or the other should be done.

Note from the Author or Editor:
Should be in code font.

All occurrences of "truncate" in the table are marked with an asterisk to indicate that there's a corresponding footnote, but the footnote is labeled with "a" instead. The title of the table does refer to the "a" footnote. The HTML version of the book (correctly?) uses the asterisk to label the footnote, and does away with the "a" reference in the table title.

Your reference to the 'fourth comma-separated column' might be OK in some programming environments, but it is really the FIFTH comma-separated column, although it is accessed by (!!4)

Note from the Author or Editor:
Change "fourth comma-separated" to "fifth comma-separated".

At the end of sentence "Many systems-oriented...": parenthesis is closed, but never opened.

Note from the Author or Editor:
Delete parenthesis after "fnmatch".

"Strig" instead of "String" in the following sentence:
"...followed by any capitalization of the strig .png."

When you use regex-base-0.93.1 (Debian sid package: libghc6-regex-posix-dev (0.93.1-1)),

'"I, B. Ionsonii, uurit a lift'd batch" =~ "(uu|ii)" :: [String]'
causes an error because of an incompatibility of versions.

See
http://www.haskell.org/ghc/docs/latest/html/libraries/regex-base/Text-Regex-Base-RegexLike.html#t%3ARegexContext
and
http://hackage.haskell.org/packages/archive/regex-base/0.93.1/doc/html/Text-Regex-Base-RegexLike.html#t%3ARegexContext

'"I, B. Ionsonii, uurit a lift'd batch" =~ "(uu|ii)" :: [[String]]' returns
'[["ii","ii"],["uu","uu"]]' when you use regex-base-0.93.1.

Note from the Author or Editor:
Can we add a footnote or note box after the example immediately before "Watch out for String results"? It should read:

"Some versions of regular expression support in Haskell do not support [String] and [[String]] return values from pattern matching."

"the runParser accessor" should be "the runParse accessor"

"We can disregard for now" -- need "this" or "it" after "disregard".

"It marked up in bold yellow". Need "is" after "It"; and also, there is no yellow in the printed book, so putting this after "see Figure 11-2" is a little confusing!

"import Parse -- from chapter 11" should be
"import Parse -- from chapter 10".

The sentence "Let's try our the methods of the Monoid typeclass" is wrong.

I believe the author meant "Let's try out the methods" ....

"Let's say that we would like guarantee to ourselves that a piece of code ..."

Probably should be "we would like a guarantee" or "we would like to guarantee".

There's a duplicate "with" in the phrase:

At best this will lead to C compiler warnings, and more likely, it will end with with a runtime crash.

Note from the Author or Editor:
Change "it will end with with a runtime crash" to "it will end with a runtime crash".

the paragraph starts "Fromour early examples"

There needs to be a space between "From" and "our"

Instead of "It introduces an extensible extension system.", it should read "It introduces an extensible exception system.".

"That could got also be written as ...." I think the "got" should be removed.

book reads: "We'll use a Haskell see HTTP library"

The word "see" should not be present, and was somehow introduced
due to a link to the library being involved.

There is a typo in the phrase:

Since hashWord32 is the faster of the two hashing functions, we call it if our data is a multiple of 4 bytes in size; otherwise, we call hashLittle2.

'hashWord32' should really be 'hashWord2'

"Out timed action ensures that a value is evaluated ...."

Should be "Our timed action ...".