How to read this List?
My apologies if my question is not well worded but I seem to have a lack of words to specifically ask.
I found a line that results in a list of all multiples of three from 1 to 1000 while searching for Haskell learning rescources. I understand what this line does, it is not too difficult to see evaluated in GHCi.
[n | n <- [1..1000], n `rem` 3 == 0]
My actual problem is i do not know how to read this line in plain englisch and how exactly the list is generated and what n | n <- [1..1000] means.
Can this be read similar to a for loop?
Such an expression was not covered in the basic tutorials I read. Where can I find documentation that is to be considered beginners read and covers how to plain read expressions?
It would greatly improve my learing process if I actually had some vocabulary describing what I type there ;)
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