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How to implement Haskell's newtype using a function encoding?

score 174 · Answer 1 · 2021-06-24T14:30:16.677000

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How to implement Haskell's newtype using a function encoding?

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Why are explicit forall quantifiers necessary for rank-n types?

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More efficient tail of church encoded list

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How do you represent nested types using the Scott Encoding?

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Is there any non-recursive term that folds over a scott-encoded list?

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How to implement Haskell's newtype using a function encoding?

How to infer the type of the Scott encoded List constructor?

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More efficient tail of church encoded list

How do I use the Church encoding for Free Monads?

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Is there any non-recursive term that folds over a scott-encoded list?

Why do we use folds to encode datatypes as functions?

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