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  • #redirect [[Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence]]
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  • = Haskell B. Curry = Haskell Brooks Curry was a mathematician who made significant contributions to logic and compute
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  • #redirect [[Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence]]
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  • The '''Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondance''' is a three way isomorphism between types (i
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  • = Haskell B. Curry = Haskell Brooks Curry was a mathematician who made significant contributions to logic and compute
    1 KB (209 words) - 02:41, 9 November 2023
  • #redirect [[Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence]]
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  • #redirect [[Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence]]
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  • Two other common ones are <hask>curry, uncurry</hask>. A possible implementation of these is: curry :: ((a,b)->c) -> a->b->c
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  • [[Stupid Curry Tricks]]
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  • == Schönfinkel & Curry's amalgamation combinator, for Haskell == == Curry and Feys's paradoxical combinator, for Haskell ==
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  • ...vert these two types in either directions with the Prelude functions <hask>curry</hask> and <hask>uncurry</hask>. f = curry g
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  • = Curry Club Augsburg exercises (in German) = https://curry-club-aux.github.io/haskell-workshop/uebung.pdf
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  • myLast'''' = foldl1 (curry snd)
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  • ...r science and functional programming (relational algebra, category theory, Curry-Howard isomorphism).
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  • [http://www.informatik.uni-kiel.de/~curry/listarchive/0017.html Found here] > > quite reasonable to say that Curry should contain all Haskell
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  • ...we need axioms and deduction rules. This theorem prover is based on the [[Curry-Howard-Lambek correspondence]] applied to the programming language Jot (htt
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  • ...strong emphasis on [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Curry_Howard_isomorphism Curry-Howard isomorphism] and the connections between logic and programming, Another interesting approach to Curry-Howard isomorphism and the concept of dependent type: [http://www.cs.chalme
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  • ...get hungry or the venue kicks us out || Food! Likely we'll head out for a curry After Friday's talks, food and drink would be a good idea! Curry is traditional and probably the default, but we're open to other suggestion
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  • ===Curry=== ;[http://danae.uni-muenster.de/~lux/curry/ The M&uuml;nster Curry Compiler]
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  • DR. HASKELL B. CURRY
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  • isFree = curry (isNothing . fromJust . uncurry lookup) fits = curry ((/=0) . uncurry score)
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  • (define (curry func arg1) (lambda (arg) (func arg1 arg))) (define zero? (curry = 0))
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  • ...) we want to write this using <hask>foldr</hask>. Haskell programmers like curry, so it's natural to see <hask>go acc xs</hask> as <hask>(go acc) xs</hask>&
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  • ...by Simon Marlow and Simon Peyton Jones (hereafter referred to as the "fast curry" paper). Please consult the paper for a detailed description of the semanti Ministg accepts programs written in the core syntax from the "fast curry" paper. At the moment programs are not type checked. Here is a definition o
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