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This suggestion has been discussed at Slack. We have decided to use #"c" as notation because we wanted to allow `'` in the beginning of identifiers like in SML and F*. In particular, we wanted to allow users to use 'a 'b 'c for naming type parameters like in SML. However, nobody used this notation. In the Lean standard library, we are using greek letters for naming type parameters. So, there is no real motivation for the ugly #"c" syntax.
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def f : char → nat
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| 'a' := 0
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| 'b' := 1
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| 'c' := 2
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| 'd' := 3
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| 'e' := 4
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| _ := 5
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#check f.equations._eqn_1
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#check f.equations._eqn_2
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#check f.equations._eqn_3
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#check f.equations._eqn_4
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#check f.equations._eqn_5
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#check f.equations._eqn_6
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def g : nat → nat
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| 100000 := 0
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| 200000 := 1
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| 300000 := 2
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| 400000 := 3
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| _ := 5
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#check g.equations._eqn_1
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#check g.equations._eqn_2
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#check g.equations._eqn_3
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#check g.equations._eqn_4
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#check g.equations._eqn_5
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def h : string → nat
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| "hello" := 0
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| "world" := 1
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| "bla" := 2
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| "boo" := 3
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| _ := 5
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#check h.equations._eqn_1
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#check h.equations._eqn_2
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#check h.equations._eqn_3
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#check h.equations._eqn_4
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#check h.equations._eqn_5
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def r : string × string → nat
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| ("hello", "world") := 0
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| ("world", "hello") := 1
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| _ := 2
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#check r.equations._eqn_1
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#check r.equations._eqn_2
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#check r.equations._eqn_3
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#check r.equations._eqn_4
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#check r.equations._eqn_5
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