Reference Summary: In this video we implement our own version of the type Bool, along with the We look at three modules that include Rational and Complex numbers as well as Polynomials.
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In this video we implement our own version of the type Bool, along with the We look at three modules that include Rational and Complex numbers as well as Polynomials. We discuss how the foldr and foldl patterns can be used for very compact implementations.
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- In this video we implement our own version of the type Bool, along with the
- We look at three modules that include Rational and Complex numbers as well as Polynomials.
- We discuss how the foldr and foldl patterns can be used for very compact implementations.
- We implement the typeclasses Ord, Enum, Num, Real and Integral for the natural numbers.
- We implement natural numbers, arithmetic and comparison using an inductive datatype.
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