Typing Haskell in Haskell

A trailing s on a variable name usually indicates a list. Numeric suffices or primes are used as further decoration where necessary. For example, we use k or k' for a kind, and ks or ks' for a list of kinds. The types and terms appearing in the table are described more fully in later sections. To distinguish the code for the typechecker from program fragments that are used to discuss its behavior,

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