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Effective Haskell: Composing Functions Subsection (Chapter 1 - p 29)
At the beginning of the Composing Functions subsection in Chapter 1 it says: “You’ve already done this kind of implicit function composition during several of the examples in this chapter …” and then a function using let bindings is shown. But let bindings haven’t been discussed yet (maybe an earlier version had some examples earlier).
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RebeccaSkinner
Author of Effective Haskell
Hi, thanks for calling this out! That was an oversight that slipped in as I was re-organizing some sections. I’ve gotten that revised and it will be fixed with the next beta update!
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