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Questions related to mathematical logic and its use in computer science
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Type checking relation to logic
https://www.cs.kent.ac.uk/people/staff/sjt/TTFP/ - This book.
A type for a parameter is like a precondition, and a type for a return value is like a postcondition. Structs function as an AND opera …
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What do we gain by having "dependent types"?
Think of type declarations as nothing more than assertions. Currently, all you can say is things like isInt32(), isCharPtr(), etc. These various assertions are chosen to be checkable at compile-time …
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