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Typos Chapters 1, 2, 3 & 4 (kowainik#343)
* Create ARPL @vrom911 Little intro. ==== DELETE THIS FILE ==== * Minor typos * Small typos * Typos (and small comment) Pattern matching: "The syntax of using pattern matching is similar to defining ordinary functions, but instead of using variable names, you use the values." and "Note that you can pattern match on a variable too! Variable is like a pattern that matches any value and gives it a name. You can think of variables in function definitions as special cases of pattern matching." ==> Formulation is a little confusing. * Small typos (and comment) I like the quote you put in from Jasper Van der Jeugt. It was the typo in his name that prompted me to fork. : ) I had read through this tutorial and it was clear that many of the 'typos' had their origin in the fact that your native language is Russian. But I found that quite charming. : ) I did think that some of them might be a bit 'jarring' for some readers but so be it. However, it is never bad to make the experience 'smoother'. Earlier I saw the keynote by Simon Peyton Jones at Scala eXchange 2020 and SPJ /also/ wrote his name wrong (different error though). Attributions are not difficult to get right. But it must be something with Dutch/Flemish that the rest of the world finds difficult. I have stopped using my own name in international contexts for over 2 decades. You can call me whatever you like, but if you use my actual name I do appreciate it be written correctly. (Or pronounced correctly ... which my American wife still can't do ... so I changed my name to help her out. : ) Feel free to ignore/reject all my edits, but please keep the correction on Jasper's name. : ) * Minor typos * Delete ARPL @vrom911
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