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- Existence of an abstraction to which all functions can be converted. This
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main abstraction provides an interface to (1) wrap around values, so that they
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become the abstraction; and (2) bind wrapped values to functions, so
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to establish sequences of functions.
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- Existence of an abstraction to which values can be
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converted.
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- This abstraction provides operations to (1) wrap
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around values, so that they become the abstraction; (2) bind
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itself to functions, so to establish sequences of functions;
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and (3) unwrap the value, so to examine the final result.
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- Larger problem is solved as a pipeline of functions bound
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together, with unwrapping happening at the end.
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- Particularly for The One style, the bind operation simply
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calls the given function, giving it the value that it holds, and holds
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on to the returned value.
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- Larger problem is solved as a pipeline of functions bound together
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by the single interface that chains them.
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Possible names:
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Style #12
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Style #11
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Style #13
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Style #12
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Style #14
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Style #13
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Style #11
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Style #14
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Style #25
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Style #15
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Similar to the letterbox style, but where the 'things' have
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Style #15
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Style #16
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Style #16
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Style #17
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Style #17
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Style #18
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Style #18
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Style #19
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Style #19
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Style #20
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Style #25
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This style is a variation of style #09, The One, with the following additional constraints:
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- Core program functions have no side effects of any kind, including IO
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Style #30
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Very similar to style #12, but with an additional twist
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Very similar to style #29, but with an additional twist
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