Basic Haskell IO (IO String -> Int)? -


beginner haskeller here. trying represent pizza equation simple command line program takes number of people , returns appropriate number of pizzas order. know need convert input (io string) int , convert result string using show. how io string -> int? or skinning cat wrong?

import system.environment import system.io  pizzas :: integral => -> pizzas x = div (x * 3) 8  main =     putstrln "how many people going feed?"     arg <- getline     -- arg needs io string -> int     -- apply pizzas function     -- int -> string     putstrln "you need order " ++ string ++ " pizzas." 

using read convert type string appropriate type if possible

and using show convert integer it's string representation

arg <- getline let num = pizzas (read arg) putstrln $ "you need order " ++ (show num) ++ " pizzas." 

or this:

arg <- readln :: io int let num = pizzas arg putstrln $ "you need order " ++ (show num) ++ " pizzas."