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Parallel and Concurrent Programming in Haskell is a comprehensive book for professionals and undergraduate students of Computer Science. This book will help the readers learn parallel and concurrent programming in Haskel. The book covers topics on express parallelism in Haskel, parallelizing ordinary Haskel codes, and trees of threads. In addition, the book consists of several solved and unsolved exercises for the readers to understand the complex concepts of parallelism and concurrency of Haskel codes. This book is essential for programmers and professionals working on Haskel. About Simon Marlow Simon Marlow is a prolific figure in the Haskel community for several years. He was working at Microsoft’s Research laboratory for fourteen years before taking a break to write this book.