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Do you know any online problem sets or contests that accept solutions in Haskell? I know only El Judge, but unfortunately it has some problems with ghc, so any Haskell problem is rejected with "memory limit" resolution.

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Sphere Online Judge (SPOJ)

It uses ghc 6.10.4 compiler.

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Project Euler problems are quite a good fit for Haskell. You run your own code and submit your answer on the website.

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Facebook Puzzles (GHC Haskell 6.8.2)

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Code Chef accepts Haskell.

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Check out 99 haskell problems

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Google Code Jam

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Coderforces.com

You can also see how others have solved a problem using Haskell, e.g., submissions by watashi and jbin (jbin and watashi are both ACM-ICPC world finals champions, in 2012 and 2010 respectively.)

jbin's github: https://github.com/bjin/puzzles

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Project Euler

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• exercism has exercises in Haskell.
• CodinGame accepts.
• others like UVa Online Judge, Google Code Jam, Project Euler and etc, don't require a specific programming language.

Additionally, there's the Programming Contests page in Haskell.org.

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Did you just miss ICFP Programming Contest?

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