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I know that infinite sequences are possible in Haskell – however, I’m not entirely sure how to generate one
Given a method
generate::Integer->Integer
which take an integer and produces the next integer in the sequence, how would I build an infinite sequence out of this?
If you want your sequence to start from 1 then it is –
Please notice that first letter of function is lowercase, not uppercase. Otherwise it would be data type, not function.
//edit: I just realized not just data types start with capital, it could be data constructor or type class as well, but that wasn’t the point. 🙂