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Effective Haskell: Tiny typo (page 30, PDF version, Beta9)
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RebeccaSkinner
Author of Effective Haskell
It looks like the editors found this one and it’s fixed in the final release. If you have the beta then you should have access to the final version of the book as well. You should grab it since there are a lot of other fixes too!
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