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keywords = {type classes, instance arguments, agda, ad hoc polymorphism}
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@inproceedings{wadler2018programming,
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title={Programming language foundations in agda},
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author={Wadler, Philip},
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booktitle={Brazilian Symposium on Formal Methods},
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pages={56--73},
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year={2018},
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organization={Springer}
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A drawback is imports must be qualified when code is instantiated multiple times in the same scope.
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Parameterised modules are also used to safely and scalably embed non-constructive mathematics into a constructive setting.
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The README directory within the library contains both documentation on the general design decisions and
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examples of how to use the most common modules in the library to prove basic concepts.
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There are many excellent tutorials online that introduce both Agda and `agda-stdlib` together, with ``Programming Language Foundations in Agda'' [@wadler2018programming] being an example of one such tutorial.
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# Testing
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Correctness proofs do not remove the need for testing performance and features that cannot be reasoned about internally (such as the FFI and macros).

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