Difference between revisions of "Combinator"

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A function or definition with no free variables.

Question: On which syllable do you put the accent when saying "combinator"?

I say COM-bin-ay-tur, since it comes from "combine". -- User:AndrewBromage

See also:

Combinator pattern, which has a good start on how combinators are used in programming
Super combinator

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