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Curry-style versus Church-style, and the nature of type annotations
In Curry-style typing annotations -- for example, the types of bound variables -- are erased, and not truly (semantically) part of the term. In Church-style, they are intrinsic to the term and are truly there. Discussion of some of the practicalities of Curry-style typing, in particular type annotations versus proving typings.
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In Curry-style typing annotations -- for example, the types of bound variables -- are erased, and not truly (semantically) part of the term. In Church-style, they are intrinsic to the term and are truly there. Discussion of some of the practicalities of Curry-style typing, in particular type annotations versus proving typings.
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