Such who doesn't constantly think in Haskell, dream in Haskell, live in Haskell and doesn't associate Haskell with infinite beauty :-)

So, pretty much everybody with a few exceptions like me.

WeAreAllSatoshi

As a programmer, I figured the best way to learn how BIPs work is to try implement them. After 

 a month ago, I now looked at BIP39. I offer the result – in form of code and text – to other stackers who may find it useful.

I chose Haskell mainly because not many BIPs have their implementation in this language. I believe even normal programmers will find the code readable. At least partially.

bitcoin

Implementing BIP39 in Haskell to learn how it works

jirijakes

Greetings.

As a programmer, I figured the best way to learn how BIPs work is to try implement them. After [BIP32](https://stacker.news/items/201711) a month ago, I now looked at BIP39. I offer the result – in form of code and text – to other stackers who may find it useful.

I chose Haskell mainly because not many BIPs have their implementation in this language. I believe even normal programmers will find the code readable. At least partially.