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* quiz on the untyped lambda calculus
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1. Give fully parenthesized forms for the following lambda-terms.
(Note that the backslash (\) is meant to represent lambda:
(a) \x.x y z
(b) x y \x. x y
(c) x y (z w)
2. are What the free variables of the following terms?
(a) \x.(x y)
(b) (x (\x.x y)) \z.z
3. What is the result of the following substitutions?...
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