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Effective Haskell: ch2 typo "pseduo-Haskell" (page 55)
Just noticed a typo in chapter 2, on the bottom of p55 of B9.0 it says:
pseduo-Haskell
I missed this on my first reading of the chapter…
(Maybe it is already being caught by the editorial process?)
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RebeccaSkinner
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Thankfully the copy editors should have caught this. They are much better at finding typos than I am.
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