Intuitively the following scenarios seem to be related, can anyone point my
in the direction of formal work on this, or give me the formal terms I need
to search around?
1. Adding two integers together: Int -> Int -> Int
2. Adding two lists of Integers together: [Int] -> [Int] -> [Int]
3. Addin
Toby Watson writes:
| Intuitively the following scenarios seem to be related, can anyone
| point my in the direction of formal work on this, or give me the
| formal terms I need to search around?
|
| 1. Adding two integers together: Int -> Int -> Int
|
| 2. Adding two lists of Integers to
On Fri, 6 Apr 2001, Tom Pledger wrote:
> If you're adding every element of the first list to every element of
> the second list, it's sometimes called diagonalisation.
I do not know where this definition came from but it
does not make sense to me. It is zipping that looks
Tom Pledger wrote:
>
> Toby Watson writes:
> | Intuitively the following scenarios seem to be related, can anyone
> | point my in the direction of formal work on this, or give me the
> | formal terms I need to search around?
> |
> | 1. Adding two integers together: Int -> Int -> Int
> |
> |
