functions - Iterate and Curry
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LetA be an arbitrary set. For any total function P: A à A and any non-negative integer n, iterate(P, n) isdefined as the n-th iteration of f, in other words, the function iterate(f,n)is defined as iterate(p, n) = p ; p ; ... ; p (n times of composition).The sign “;” is used for function composition.
Whatis the signature of iterate?
Whatis the signature of curry(iterate)?
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Re: functions - Iterate and Curry
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sureshcisco
For any total function P: A à A
Bonjour et bienvenue!
iterate : (A -> A) x nat -> (A -> A)
The function iterate takes a function and a number and returns a function. The right pair of parentheses is optional because -> associates to the right. (I would even say that iterate is polymorphic because it can probably work for any type A.)
curry(iterate) : (A -> A) -> nat -> (A -> A)
but this may depend on the precise definition of currying that you have.