Contracts tell us how to use a function. e.g. ellipse :: Number, Number, String, String -> Image
tells us that the name of the function is ellipse
, and that it takes four inputs (two Numbers and two Strings). From the contract, we know (ellipse 100 50 "outline" "teal")
will evaluate to an Image.
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