Martin Ewig wrote (snipped)
I think that some visual notations are more readable than text
(but not all). In particular, if you try to teach lambda calculus
or type inference to beginners, visual notations can be extremely
helpful.
For some people, perhaps. I don't have a very good mind for visual things
and I much prefer symbolic versions of lambda calculus. Perhaps beginners
need to be shown it both ways.
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