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Effective Haskell: small typo (page 83)
In beta 9.0
A small typo near the bottom of p83:
“but it there are some extra moving parts”
Probably"it" should be dropped.
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RebeccaSkinner
Author of Effective Haskell
Should be fixed in the final release- thanks!
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