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Lambda calculus for eight year olds

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Lambda calculus for eight year olds

Tim Finin, 1:00pm 16 May 2007

Bret Victor has a novel way of using aligators to teach the lambda calculus to young children. Oh, and some eggs are involved, too. Actually, his whole web site is pretty interesting. (spotted on LTU)

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