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 ### More on multivalues ###
 
 A multivalue is a series of *zero or more* values. They are the result of evaluating expressions that consist of *zero or more* expressions, separated by commas, and enclosed in parentheses. So these expressions evaluate to multivalues:
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 I agree it's annoying that these conventions are so diverse. There are plenty other commenting conventions out there, too.
 
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 ### Matching function values ###
 
 A function value doesn't have any structure---at least none that's visible to the pattern-matching system. You can only match against simple patterns like `_` or the variable `f`.
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 ### $ Syntax ###
 
 Haskell has a useful bit of syntax that we will adopt. They use `$` as an infix operator that has the same kind of effect as Russell &amp; Whitehead's period. It is semantically inert, and only affects grouping. It enables you to avoid some parentheses in lots of situations. For example, if you want to check that a sequence `xs` is not empty, you'd express that like this: