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Get all possible products of two lists of numbers (retired)
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Random tests expect fixed elements order.
Fixed.
Upgraded to GHC 8.x while I was at it.
Haskell :
-doesn't have random tests
Fixed.
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You may have misunderstood the point of this kata.
BTW, it's actually possible to check for specific functions being hidden from imports. There is a very obvious one that should then also be hidden, but there are more.
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isn't an instance of umpteen well-known classes for nothing. But I don't think forbidding everything was the intention of this kata.the order of the output should not be relevant, or at lease describe in which order the output should be given
Fixed
Wording of the question is ambiguous.
I have redone the wording. If you think it is not good enough please open another issue and be more specific.
It might be useful to indicate that all possible products are not sorted and there could be duplicates (I know that the example has got duplicates).
Fixed.
You should either specify the order you want the products in, or allow any ordering in the answer.
It's a part of the task.