It's not "easy" to make a list, but instead maybe you would be able to work with a tuple (which is easy).
More practically, Haskell is going to ask you implicitly why you want a heterogenous list of functions. In all likelihood they're going to have a common interface at some point and you abstract around that so that the list is still "homogenous" (which is harder, but still pretty easy).
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It's not "easy" to make a list, but instead maybe you would be able to work with a tuple (which is easy).
More practically, Haskell is going to ask you implicitly why you want a heterogenous list of functions. In all likelihood they're going to have a common interface at some point and you abstract around that so that the list is still "homogenous" (which is harder, but still pretty easy).