What are tuples in Haskell and how do I use them?

What are tuples in Haskell and how do I use them?

Tuples in Haskell are fixed-size collections of elements that can be of different types. You can use them to group related data.

Can you give me an example of how to create and use a tuple?

Sure! You can create a tuple like this: myTuple = (1, "Hello", True). You can access elements using pattern matching or by using the fst and snd functions.

How do I access the elements of a tuple?

You can access elements using pattern matching, like this: let (x, y, z) = myTuple to get x = 1, y = "Hello", and z = True.

Are there any limitations to using tuples?

Yes, tuples have a fixed size and can hold a limited number of elements. For larger collections, consider using lists or other data structures.