Functional programming originates from lambda calculus, recognized as the smallest programming language globally. This esteemed textbook provides an approachable initiation to the concepts and techniques of functional programming, designed for students studying mathematics and computer science. The content is presented in a non-technical manner, making it accessible to individuals with no prior knowledge of mathematics or functional programming. Clear examples elucidate the core ideas, and a plethora of exercises are interspersed throughout the text, serving as reinforcement for essential concepts.

Detailed solutions are provided for all problems.

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