Difference between revisions of "Table/Representable Closure"
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|+ A table that represent Representable Closure in Abstraction types | |+ A table that represent Representable Closure in Abstraction types | ||
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! Abstraction types !! Symbolic representation !! Description | ! Technical Term !! Abstraction types !! Symbolic representation !! Description | ||
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| | | [[alpha-conversion|<math>\alpha</math>-conversion]]|| Variable || [[Naming abstraction]] || A collection of symbols(names) that act as unique identifiers. | ||
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| | | [[beta-reduction|<math>\beta</math>-reduction]]|| Substitution rule || [[Function evaluation]]s || A template or executable function that can be reused in multiple contexts. | ||
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| | | [[eta-reduction|<math>\eta</math>-reduction]])|| Composition || [[Function composition]] || The sequential/structural arrangements of known representable data. | ||
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Revision as of 04:12, 20 May 2022
Technical Term | Abstraction types | Symbolic representation | Description |
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-conversion | Variable | Naming abstraction | A collection of symbols(names) that act as unique identifiers. |
-reduction | Substitution rule | Function evaluations | A template or executable function that can be reused in multiple contexts. |
-reduction) | Composition | Function composition | The sequential/structural arrangements of known representable data. |