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The primitive recursive functionals are the smallest collection of objects of finite type such that:
* For every type The constant function ''f''(''n'') = 0 is a primitive recursive functional
* The successor function ''g''(''n'') = ''n'' + 1 is a primitive recursive functional
* For any type &sigma;×&tau;, the functional K(''x''<sup>&sigma;</sup>, ''y''<sup>&tau;</sup>) = ''x'' is a primitive recursive functional