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# A list of "forward" functions is provided (sin, cosine and a lambda that calls ln). |
# A list of "forward" functions is provided (sin, cosine and a lambda that calls ln). |
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# A list of "reverse" functions is provided (asin, acosine and a lambda that calls exp). |
# A list of "reverse" functions is provided (asin, acosine and a lambda that calls exp). |
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# The lists are mapped in corresponding members through an anonymous function that |
# The lists are mapped in corresponding members through an anonymous function that composes the resulting pairs of functions and applies them to the value 0.5. |
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# The results are returned and printed when all function pairs have been processed. |
# The results are returned and printed when all function pairs have been processed. |
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