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tome
5y ago
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> Reading a book on abstract algebra is going to give you more concepts of Type Theory than learning Haskell.
What aspects of a book in abstract algebra introduce you to concepts of type theory, would you say?
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heavenlyblue
5y ago
The most basic ones: that objects have certain properties and those properties define how they can interact with other objects. How those properties get preserved under interactions and how one should think about it.
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