Add an explanation of mutually recursive functions somewhere

[michaelpj]

Probably near where the odd/even example is given, since the exercises for that section require mutually recursive functions (or at least my solutions did).

[michaelpj]

i.e. in Relations.

[wadler]

Thanks!

I was wrong, there is already an example in Quantifiers, exactly where you said it should be, with the mutually recursive functions for proving the example with Even and Odd.

Go well, -- P

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Probably near where the odd/even example is given, since the exercises for that section require mutually recursive functions (or at least my solutions did).

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[wadler]

I mean, it is in Relations, exactly where Michael said it should be.

[wadler]

Everything is copacetic. Thanks to Michael for his help.