On Tue, 16 May 2000, Jan Brosius wrote: > Ok I understand this isomorphism better. However this remark seems to be of > no value to functional programmers. > Why trying to mix terms( otr types) with relations ? > What is a 'type' in your oppinion? Isn't a type a statement about pre- and post-conditions, i.e. a formula? /Lars L
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