Haskell: added DFT and re-wrote FFT #397
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jiegillet
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So... I don't know if these count as hactoberfest because it's not yet october... But I appreciate them anyway! |
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Oh no!!! It’s not October yet?! |
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I mean... You could close and re-submit? That's your call. |
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Maybe I’m a hipster and I was coding for hacktoberfest before it was cool? |
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I am having some trouble reading this one. It's because of my limited haskell experience, though. I'll sift through it soon (Unless someone with more haskell exp. wants to take over). |
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I'm happy to walk you through it if you want |
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I might need that. I am getting better at haskell, but I am still a bit behind. |
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Added previously missing DFT and re-wrote FFT, I was quite unhappy with it, it's better now.
Yay #hacktoberfest #394!