programming paradigms Please write the following functions in Haskell. Please also write type declarations for each function, including type classes, wherever necessary. 1. Modify isGodzilla from today's lecture to isNum where the function accepts an integer as an input parameter and outputs True if this integer matches the number in the function. 2. Write a function fibList that uses the fib function from today's lecture. fibList accepts a number n as parameter and outputs a list of the numbers in the Fibonacci series up to n. Note that fibList will use a list comprehension involving fib. 3. Write a function justHighScores that takes the list generated as output of the gradeBook function and returns a list of students who score >= 95. Please use the isHighScorer function from today's lecture in justHighScores. You will also have to implement the gradeBook function discussed in class today. 4. Modify the function lastElement from today's lecture to getSecondLast. The function getSecondLast returns the second last element from a list. The list may have numbers or characters.
Please write the following functions in Haskell. Please also write type declarations for each function, including type classes, wherever necessary.
1. Modify isGodzilla from today's lecture to isNum where the function accepts an integer as an input parameter and outputs True if this integer matches the number in the function.
2. Write a function fibList that uses the fib function from today's lecture. fibList accepts a number n as parameter and outputs a list of the numbers in the Fibonacci series up to n. Note that fibList will use a list comprehension involving fib.
3. Write a function justHighScores that takes the list generated as output of the gradeBook function and returns a list of students who score >= 95. Please use the isHighScorer function from today's lecture in justHighScores. You will also have to implement the gradeBook function discussed in class today.
4. Modify the function lastElement from today's lecture to getSecondLast. The function getSecondLast returns the second last element from a list. The list may have numbers or characters.
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