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In a nutshell: Functional programming is a method of program construction that emphasises functions and their application rather than commands and their execution. Functional programming uses simple mathematical notation that allows problems to be described clearly and concisely. Functional programming has a simple mathematical basis that supports equational reasoning about the properties of programs. Our aim in this book is to illustrate these three key points, using a specific functional langu...age called Haskell. 1.1 Functions and types We will use the Haskell notation f :: X -> Y to assert that f is a function taking arguments of type X and returning results of type Y. For example, sin :: Float -> Float age :: Person -> Int add :: (Integer,Integer) -> Integer logBase :: Float -> (Float -> Float) Float is the type of floating-point numbers, things like 3.14159, and Int is the type of limited-precision integers, integers n that lie in a restricted range such as −229 ≤ n < 229.
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