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Programming and Mathematical Thinking
programmers never learn, and we'll see how to use them to create simple and elegant solutions to programming problems. For example, one recurring theme in the book is the concept of a monoid. It turns out that monoids (more than, for example, groups and semigroups) are ubiquitous in the data types and data structures that programmers use most ...
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