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Add this tag to your question to indicate that you are new to the language of your code. This will often be taken into consideration by reviewers when assessing your code.
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Capitalizing a string
head and tail are partial functions, meaning that they are only defined for non-empty lists and will fail on empty ones. Because of this your capWord function is also partial and its strongly consider …
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