List of Tables
Chapter 2. Why function purity matters
Chapter 3. Designing function signatures and types
Table 3.1. Expressing function signatures with arrow notation
Chapter 5. Designing programs with function composition
Chapter 6. Functional error handling
Table 6.1. Option and Either can both represent possible failure
Table 6.2. Some particularized versions of Either and their state names
Chapter 7. Structuring an application with functions
Chapter 8. Working effectively with multi-argument functions
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