Kurt Pagani wrote:
>
> BTW 'dom' is sufficient, of course. My answer wasn't meant so seriuosly.
You did not wrote for what purpose. Argument to 'dom' is of type
'Any' so it gives you different and is some cases arguably
wrong answer:
(1) -> a : Any
Type: Void
(2) -> typeOf(a)
(2) Any
Type: Type
(3) -> dom(a)
(3) (Variable a)
Type: SExpression
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