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by mrcrassic
4931 days ago
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I think one of the best and clearest examples of a useful monad is the Error monad in OCaml (and Haskell, I think). Error is a type that can return two different things depending on the result of a computation. One could use exceptions for this sort of thing, but this is much, much cheaper. |
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