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I was specifically talking about these abstractions as monads and functors not abstraction in general. Enumerable is a lot less abstract than both monads and fu
by WastingMyTime89 5y ago
I was specifically talking about these abstractions as monads and functors not abstraction in general. Enumerable is a lot less abstract than both monads and functors.
I personally don't think Haskell stand at the right level of abstraction but that's a personal opinion.
- zem 5y ago'do' notation is a good example of where the monad abstraction comes in handy.