easy question

[mightymonkey]

Im sure this question is very easy but Im very new to Haskell and dont know how to do this.
I have writtel a function X that takes a character and an integer as input (it returns a character)
I want to write a function that takes a string and an integer, sends each character of the string through the X function with the integer and returns a new string of all the characters changed by the X function.

Regards,

Mixy.

[GnuVince]

Transform your string in a list of characters and then use the map function

[Free2Frag]

1-Never ever call functions X sooo annoying and confusing

2-Map is the better idea but for clearer understanding try recursion which is mighty useful in Haskell

urFunction charList number
|charList==[]=[]
|otherwise = smallFunction (head charList) number : urFunction(tail charList) number

[Smerdyakov]

In Haskell, strings are lists of characters by definition.