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You can just borrow your intuition for when to use point-free style: `>=>` is to do-notation as `f . g` is to `\x -> let y = g x in f y`.
by hither_shores 4y ago
You can just borrow your intuition for when to use point-free style: `>=>` is to do-notation as `f . g` is to `\x -> let y = g x in f y`.