Haskell Functions

-- Defining a function

-- Name input1 input2 input3 input[..] = output
addFive x = x+5

-- So those work like arguments...
addFiveInputs x y z a b = x+y+z+a+b

-- We can give out multiple outputs and stuff like that
nextFiveItems x = [x+1,x+2,x+3,x+4,x+5]

-- Also, we can use let in situations too to help define functions
let superFunction x = x*x in superFunction 30

-- So here's an example demonstrating some of this...
twoOutputFunction x y = (x+4,y-3)
let (p,r) = twoOutputFunction 30 50 in (p,r) -- or something less stupid, lol

-- All of these functions need to be loaded as a module like an .hs file to test them out.
-- And the let items need to be commented out too.