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With this scene we see Tiger Woods hit a drive and a putt on the 18th green at the world-famous Augusta National Golf Club. The master does it with his own special style.
Director: Robert Altman; Producer: Robert Altman; Music: Randy Newman; Original air date: April 15, 1985; Runtime: 3:00; Aspect ratio: 1.33:1.
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The series follows the travails of golfer Tiger Woods as he hits the comeback trail after his January 2009scandal.
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The extent of tree coverage can be controlled by "tree size". The bigger the tree, the deeper the recursion.
"Tree coverage" is actually the number of triplets: (m ∨ n ∨ p) where p is the longest variable of the form (λ f. (m ∨ n))... (Remember: (m ∨ n) will be one of these three).
For example, the following illustrates a case where a single trip of "f" eats up most of the possibilities.
(λ f. (λ x. λ y. f (λ z. (λ x. (λ y. (y ∨ x)) z))))
If you change f to something like "f', you're now asking the compiler to actually evaluate more things. You're then effectively multiplying the number of possible combinations by 2 since "x ∨ f(x)" and "y ∨ f(y)" are now distinct to "x ∨ f'(x)" and "y ∨ f'(y)",
You can control the number of possible values of "x" and "y", and the number of values they can take, by tweaking "x-values", "y-values" and "z-values" on the left hand side of the triplet.
I agree with him. The main drawbacks I've found are first that when I need to build something that is super-complex, the process can get out of hand, and second, I can't make the module part of any public repo, so I'll have to post it as a separate zip file whenever I make a new project.
A very similar model for scala-parser-combinators is available in scala-parser-combinators-lite, but there are a couple of differences.
- Since scala-parser-combinators is a library rather than an executable, all the definitions are baked into the language. You get all the benefits and drawbacks of having a compiler API, and that's what
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