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A function or definition with no [[free variable]]s. | A function or definition with no [[free variable]]s. | ||
| − | '''Question:''' On which syllable do you put the | + | '''Question:''' On which syllable do you put the stress when saying "combinator"? |
''I say COM-bin-ay-tur, since it comes from "combine". -- [[User:AndrewBromage]]'' | ''I say COM-bin-ay-tur, since it comes from "combine". -- [[User:AndrewBromage]]'' | ||
Revision as of 20:04, 20 July 2011
A function or definition with no free variables.
Question: On which syllable do you put the stress 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