the operators $, <$>, <> in haskell are like the pointer related stuff in c. Everybody knows what the difference between foo and foo is and what the arrow opera

the operators $, <$>, <> in haskell are like the pointer related stuff in c. Everybody knows what the difference between foo and foo is and what the arrow operator (->) does. Its just really, really common so you pick it up pretty quickly. I know its a bit overwhelming at first, but thats not because it is difficult, but because the paradigm is really different and it needs these quick but obscure operators to not drive developers insane.