Simple Data Structuring
Published • Jan 1, 1978
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Authors:
Derek Coleman
Abstract
A simple structured type can be formed by the set product† of two or more unstructured types. The result is known as a record type. A familiar example is the type complex number, which consists of all possible ordered pairs of real numbers. Thus $$ \begin{gathered} \hfill type\,complex=record \\ \hf...
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