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# Simple Lambda Terms
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# Simple Lambda Terms
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We will start with the simplest possible subset of the GF language, also known as simple lambda calculus. It is defined as an algebraic data type in Haskell, as follows:
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```Haskell
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data Term
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= Vr Ident -- e.g. variables: x,y,z ...
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| App Term Term -- e.g. function application: @f x@
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| Abs Ident Term -- e.g. \x -> t
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```
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```Haskell
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eval env (Vr x) vs = apply (lookup x env) vs
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eval env (App t1 t2) vs = eval env t1 (eval env t2 : vs)
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eval env (Abs b x t) [] = return (VClosure env (Abs b x t))
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eval env (Abs b x t) (v:vs) = eval ((x,v):env) t vs
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apply (VClosure env (Abs b x t)) (v:vs) = eval ((x,v):env) t vs
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```
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# Variants
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# Variants
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# Meta Variables
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# Meta Variables
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