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The '\lambda x' is just another way of saying "f(x)" So '\lambda x., x-3' --> 'f(x): x-3' Also, I really enjoyed my discrete math courses! The proofs were.. t
by craftyguy 9y ago
The '\lambda x' is just another way of saying "f(x)"
So '\lambda x., x-3' --> 'f(x): x-3'
Also, I really enjoyed my discrete math courses! The proofs were.. tedious.. but the amount and breadth of 'stuff' covered was excellent.
- jason_slack 9y agoIt is a difficult course! We are doing graph theory right now.