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hexatlas hexatlas About Entries Tags Feed Nothing but Functions - Data Structures So far, we've used JavaScript to build the lambda calculus versions of boolean logic and numbers . Indeed, it should come as no surprise that we can do calculations with functions. Now, let's do something less intuitive: store data using nothing but functions. Lambda calculus allows functions to access arguments in higher lexical scopes; this mechanism is called a closure . We already saw this in boolean functions, which take two values and always return a specific one. We can take this idea a little further to produce our first data structure, a fixed-length list of values called a tuple . In mathematics, an "n-tuple" is an ordered list of n values. For example, a 3-tuple might be (2, 3, 5) . We won't be able to modify the values, but we can construct new tuples based on old ones. However, we will be able to give the fields names, and the result behaves much like a struc...

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