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I think it's the possibility of nontermination that leads to unsoundness. You can construct a well-typed program that never produces a result, which means the f
by xkapastel 6y ago
I think it's the possibility of nontermination that leads to unsoundness. You can construct a well-typed program that never produces a result, which means the fact that a program has a particular type does not mean you've proved a particular proposition.