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# logical-foundations
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My work and solutions for *Logical Foundations*. I did *most* but not quite all
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of the exercises. In particular, I skipped a couple of the extremely difficult
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and tedious exercises near the end of IndProp, and got a little lazy near the
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end of the book as Coq was starting to make more and more sense to me and
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skipped a couple easy but tedious and unnecessary exercises.
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I don't want to publish the solutions anywhere public, but since this is my
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private forgejo instance, I'm not too worried about people finding it. I'm only
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really publishing this as proof that I have worked through *Logical
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Foundations* so I can mention it in my resume.
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If you have stumbled across this looking for solutions however, I strongly
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encourage you to do them yourself, even the really hard exercises in IndProp.
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Also, I retyped everything myself rather than use the starter code, so there's
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a nonzero chance it wouldn't work anyway, and is confusing to navigate, not to
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mention potentially incompatible with automated grading systems.
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