Added definition, exercise, and solution for Nat to Section 6.1#89
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stefan-hoeck merged 3 commits intoJul 22, 2025
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I'm not sure what do about the build failure. It seems that it wasn't triggered by the code I wrote, e.g.
Perhaps I'm misintepreting the build messages though! |
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By redefining |
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Thank you for explaining my mistake! |
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I believe that the structure of
Natisn't explained. However it is used in Section 6.1 for the definition of the dependent type exampleVectand for many of the exercises in Chapter 6. So I added it and a small exercise using it (calculating the length of aList).I'm very sorry if it was explained in the tutorial and I missed it. I checked a few times to make sure and didn't see it but I could have missed it.