classical: functional: meaning:

a function, f, of one variable

or the value of f when it is evaluated at a
the derivative of f, which is itself a function!
It takes the same arguments as f does.
the value of the derivative of f, when it is evaluated
at 3
another function
a function, the sum of two functions which take the
same arguments
the value of when it is evaluated at 3 (namely
the sum of the values of f and g when both are
evaluated at 3)
a function, the product of two functions which take the
same arguments
the value of when it is evaluated at 3 (namely the
product of the values of f and g when both are
evaluated at 3)
a function, the composition of f and g (ie, f is called on
the result of g called on the argument to the new
function). It thus takes the same arguments as g.
another function, the composition of f and the
derivative of g (ie, f is called on the result of Dg called
on the argument to the new function)
another function
the partial derivative of h
with respect to its 1st argument
the value of when evaluated at (4,5) (namely, the
partial derivative of h, in the neighborhood of (4,5),
with respect to its first argument)
the composition of f and h
the partial derivative of with respect to its 1st
argument.
a function (of course), which gives the derivative
of f at values given by h
the derivative of f at the value of h evaluated at (4,5)
hmm... what do you think?