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So, let's get to it...
It already means different things in different syntactic contexts, like function application or type (family) application.
I should be able to connect to the machine and login using the same credentials as when I'm at the machine.
A List<Number> only knows it's a List, but it has no idea about the fact that it's carrying Numbers.
Let's see a test case to help us to figure out how to work it out.
The goal here is that, when you compile a project, some source files are going to be generated by code, and then compiled together with the other one…
There is good stuff there.
In Haskell, these types have the following definitions:
Commands are an enumeration of actions that can be performed on the state machine and defined exclusively within the confines of it.