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Line 20: '''f''':'''x''' represents the '''value''' that results from applying the '''function''' '''f''' to the '''value''' '''x''' Functions are either primitive (i.e., provided with the FP environment) or are built from the primitives by '''program-forming operations''' (also called '''functionals'''). An example of one such operation is '''constant''', which transforms a value '''x''' into the constant-valued function '''x̄'''. Functions are [[strict function\|strict]]:

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