The following are typos and misfires sent me by a student.
At bottom of page 7 of `Sets ...' it should read:
.."This method of converting all partial functions of more than one argument
..into _total_ functions of only a single argument is known as currying partial
..functions..." ?
..
This is correct, it should be TOTAL and not partial function of one argument.
..pg 6 of Sets : 'square' translates to x^3 twice in the indented section
..
Should be x^2.
..pg 3 of Proofs : last sentence reads "y c x implies that every element of Y is
.. an element of Z" where c is the "subset of" operator. Should
.. it be y c z ?
..
Yep!
..pg 5 of Graphs : there is an extra parens in the LISP example. The second
.. right parens after * 3 x
..
Yep!
BW