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In this context, ‘A’ is an instance of Type, and ‘Type’ is the type of types (usually the term used for type of type is Kind). So while ‘x’ could be the value 7
by throwaway17_17 6y ago
In this context, ‘A’ is an instance of Type, and ‘Type’ is the type of types (usually the term used for type of type is Kind). So while ‘x’ could be the value 7 and ‘A’ could be the type Int, the ‘B(x):Type’ means that the value of B(x) is some Type, could be Int, Char, Bool, etc.
- mcphage 6y agoThank you!