Monads are just objects which wrap a value and specify the methods which are applicable to it. Identity is the constructor M = Monad(v), Bind is the function application M.f().
Haskell is actually just backwards OOP without statements.
I figured out monads!
Zachary Bennett
Jonathan Parker
shut up nerd
post more gabu butt
Oliver Kelly
>wrap a value
>specify the methods which are applicable to it
>the constructor M = Monad(v)
>function application M.f()
None of these sentences denote well-defined statements. Are you sure you understood monads?
Landon Butler
This
No one cares about nomads, faggot
Joshua Sanders
Just how many gabu do you need, faggot?
Colton Rogers
More than that pathetic amount
Sebastian Thomas
Why is the exposing her ass like that? For everyone to see?
Adam Barnes
Here we see how OOP can permanently cripple the mental capabilities of otherwise healthy programmers.
Logan Foster
ventilation
Sebastian Scott
No dude, moan ads don't wrap values, they wrap types. A Maybe Num, for example, doesn't wrap a Num, it wraps Num itself. As for what *value* it wraps, *maybe* it wraps a Num, or *maybe* it doesn't, hence the name. A List Num doesn't wrap a Num either, it wraps Num itself, in a way that allows it to wrap zero or more Nums at once.