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The notation used seems rather confusing, not even showing the list of arguments. For example, the argument swapping combinator C which is normally defined as
by tromp 6mo ago
The notation used seems rather confusing, not even showing the list of arguments. For example, the argument swapping combinator C which is normally defined as
C f x y = f y x
is shown on this page as as y F x, which I can only make sense of by assuming that F is an infix function.
In Haskell you could use infix notation to define
C f x y = y `f` x
but you can't use capitalize function arguments.