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There's a short and free course on YouTube about Haskell and Functional Programming, taught by a very experienced developer.
And that developer, teacher and enthusiast is Dmitrii Kovanikov, co-founder of KOWAINIK, a small team of enthusiasts who use Haskell and other functional technologies to develop more reliable libraries and tools, as well as a Quantitative Developer at Standard Chartered. Believe me, he knows his craft.
Last year, I had a look at another great and free Haskell course by Professor Graham Hutton from the University of Nottingham in "Free Course On Functional Programming in Haskell" where I explored the connection of Haskell and mathematics :
As Haskell is a purely functional language, when you write a program in it you are in essence writing mathematical functions. It's where a good background in mathematics will help you in programming, something that finally answers the timeless question of whether you need maths in order to program, a topic explored in Does Math Help Programming Or Programming Help Math?.
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