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Haskell is a lazy functional programming language with a state of the art type system. This tutorial aims to be friendly enough for new programmers, yet deep enough to challenge the most experienced.

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Explore and discover the human body, an incredible machine, with Human Body. For children ages 8–12.

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Tarbes Salad is salty, sweet, and delicious.

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Shelf:Games contains books on games, and includes the subsection shelves athletic games, board games, card games, electronic games, and game design.

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