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Signed-off-by: Danila Fedorin <danila.fedorin@gmail.com>
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our system. A single rule takes care of figuring the types of _all_
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variables.
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{{< todo >}}
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The rest of this, but mostly statements.
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{{< /todo >}}
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> [!TODO]
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> The rest of this, but mostly statements.
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### This Page at a Glance
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#### Metavariables
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which is the language I'll use in this article. Below are a few resources
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that should help you get up to speed.
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{{< todo >}}List resources{{< /todo >}}
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> [!TODO]
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> List resources
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We've seen that, given a function `F a -> a`, we can define a function
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`B -> a`, if `F` is a base functor of the type `B`. However, what if
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