– yes I can play any song on ukulele.
How to play ukulele? – play ukulele
What will be your favourite song on ukulele? – I don’t know, it’s hard to guess. I love it all. There’s plenty to choose from, and this is just a little part of a much larger selection. My son loves to listen to any song he finds, but if I had to choose I might recommend ‘The Beach Boys’
What is your favourite ukulele bass? – my favourite is the Dunlop 5010, it’s the lightest, the simplest, the fastest, but the most accurate!
How do you manage to keep your guitar and ukulele clean? – I wash my ukulele with shampoo and make sure to get enough brush use. I wash my guitar with a brush and I always use a small cotton pad to rub over the finish.
Who taught you how to play ukulele? – My parents taught me.
Where is your ukulele workshop? – My workshop is in Bristol. It is a converted shed next to school. So when I am not here you can just walk round to the shed and see me playing.
Have you listened to any other ukulele tunes? – I love any song by the Beach Boys.
How much does it cost to play ukulele? – The cost is about the same as any other instrument; you can buy the kit and pay by debit or credit card.
A few days ago I posted about the issue with the HSU library I was using, and when I looked at the source code of the library again it became clearer why:
http://www.haskell.org/downloads/docs/S12-0:2011-03-12-Final.pdf
There are two different ways to import the library (which I use).
The most common import path is to use an import statement within a function declaration:
> import qualified Data.List as L
The first issue being:
The syntax is awkward.
You couldn’t have used > import qualified Data.L in the function declaration, it just wouldn’t have worked.
And this is because it is not actually allowed.
The second issue being:
The syntax is awkward.
You could have used >
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