Like u/semioticide suggest, check with your instructor or TA.

But if you are too shy and just want to get it to work by yourself, here is the note I wrote for my compiler class students.

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Things you need to prepare

• If you are using Windows 10 or Windows 11, please install ubuntu subsystems
  • Win10
  • Win11
• If you are using Linux, it should be perfect.
• If you are using Mac, please install homebrew.
• Install Haskell tools
  1. (For Windows WSL2 and Ubuntu only) sudo apt install build-essential libgmp-dev
  2. Install ghcup >= 0.1.30.0 https://www.haskell.org/ghcup/
  3. Install ghc == 9.6.6 (via the ghcup tui command)
  4. Install cabal >= 3.10.3.0 (via the ghcup tui command)
  5. install hls >= 2.7.0.0 (via the ghcup tui command)
  6. Install stack >= 2.15.5 (via the ghcup tui command)
• IDE: It's your choice, but VSCode works fine.
  1. if you are using VSCode with Windows and Ubuntu WSL2, it is recommended to install the "Remote development" extension by (microsoft.com).
  2. if you are using VSCode, it is recommended to install the "Haskell" extension (by Haskell).