Test duration:
40
min
No. of questions:
12
Level of experience:
Entry/Mid/Expert

Haskell Online Test

Haskell online test helps tech recruiters & hiring managers to assess the programming skills of the Haskell engineer before hiring. This test has helped our customers reduce technical screening time by up to 85%.

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Haskell Online Test

Haskell is a fully functional programming language that helps lazy evaluation and type classes. It is a great way to learn mathematics, at the same time it is also powerful for parallel programming. It gives you a good amount of control over your pieces of algorithms as to how your types are structured in memory.  

Haskell online test is designed & validated by experienced Subject Matter Experts (SMEs) to assess & hire Haskell engineer as per the industry standards.  

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Test Summary

Haskell programming skills test helps to screen the candidates who possess traits as follows:

  • Clear vision of understanding Recursive functions
  • Excellent knowledge of Compiler
  • Good hand-on experience with Functions
  • Strong understanding and knowledge of Runtime system
  • Understanding of High Order functions

Assessing candidates with our online test is secure and reliable. You can use our role-based access control feature to restrict system access based on the roles of individual users within the recruiting team. Features like window violation and webcam proctoring help detect cheating during the test.  

This assessment includes innovative AI-LogicBox to assess a candidate's practical coding skills in a fun & quick way.

Useful for hiring
  • Haskell Engineer
  • Software Developer
  • Senior Software Engineer
  • Haskell / Scala Developer
  • Senior haskell / Full Stack Developer

Test Duration
40
min
No. of Questions
12
Level of Expertise
Entry/Mid/Expert
Topics Covered
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Recursive functions

Haskell online test helps recruiters to understand the candidate’s knowledge of solving a particular problem by calling a function that repeats or uses its own previous term to calculate subsequent terms and thus forms a sequence of terms.

Functions

This test aids the recruiters in understanding the self contained modules of code that accomplish a specific task.
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Runtime system

This Haskell programming skills test help you find out candidate’s awareness about an engine that translates a given programming language or languages into machine code.
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High order functions

With iMocha’s pre-hire assessment you get an idea of a function that takes other functions as arguments or returns a function as result.
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Compiler

This test lets you check the understanding of a computer program that translates computer code written in one programming language into another language.
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Sample Question
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Question type
Multiple Answer
Topics covered
The Haskell
Difficulty
Easy

Question:

Q 1. Identify the monad representing a computation that can read values from a common environment, pass values from function to function, and conduct sub-computations in a modified environment.
Environment monad
Error monad
Exception monad
Failure monad
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