Reasoning about lists

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Description

This lecture covers the laws of concatenation on lists, including associativity and the neutral element. It explains proof by natural induction, with an example of proving a factorial function. The concept of referential transparency in pure functional programs is discussed, along with structural induction on lists. An example demonstrates the application of structural induction to prove properties of list concatenation.

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