14 lines
352 B
Haskell
14 lines
352 B
Haskell
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data Foo d a = Nil d a
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| Cons a (Foo d a)
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--data Vect n a = Cons a (Vect n a)
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--data Vect (n::Int) a = Cons a (Vect n a)
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--data Vect n a = Cons a (Vect n a)
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-- | Nil a
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--a = Nil 3
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--Is it possible to have a type which accepts two arguments? I was trying to have something like ` data Vect (n::Int) a = Cons a (Vect n a)`
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