No, "fmap" is actually the name in Haskell given to the function defined by the Functor typeclass. It was named "fmap" ("f"unctor map) because "map" was already

No, "fmap" is actually the name in Haskell given to the function defined by the Functor typeclass. It was named "fmap" ("f"unctor map) because "map" was already taken by the map specialized to lists.