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I see. Thanks for your answer.

Is it only applicable in e.g. Haskell, though, or is it language agnostic? Thanks for your answer.

I'd like to understand how and why this stuff is useful for programmers.

How relevant is this in 2026?

Slopware?

Is there a math edition?

What would that look like?

Yeah. I did it in Rust only, but went a bit farther than the book and implemented some constructs that were not found in the book. I was able to compile my other compiler written in C with the C compiler I had written in Rust.

Andy Tanenbaum style cover.