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Line 26: Some functions have a ''unit'' value, such as 0 for ''addition'' and 1 for ''multiplication''. The functional '''unit''' produces such a '''value''' when applied to a '''function f''' that has one: '''unit +''' = 0 '''unit ×''' = 1 '''unit foo''' = ⊥

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