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I'm curious why this works
`fun a(): Unit` == `fun a()`
but this doesn't:
`fun b(G: Unit)` != `fun b()`

not entirely sure what you are asking but looks like you're missing the parameter for `b()` in the right hand unless you're making another point.

return type is implicit `Unit` when left out, but arguments of type `Unit` do not behave that way,  oterwise you would have a ininite number of functions with any number of Unit parameters be equivalent to a single function, silly
apart fro mthat its quite useless as a value to pass since there is just a single Unit, its like passing void..