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There's nothing fuzzy going on. If I said f(x) = 2, you could quickly work backwards from that and state: 2 is an Int. x isn't used so it could be any type, let
by mrkeen 7y ago
There's nothing fuzzy going on.
If I said f(x) = 2, you could quickly work backwards from that and state:
2 is an Int.
x isn't used so it could be any type, let's say a.
That means f has type (a -> Int).