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    The following program terminates correctly: import System.Random randomList = mapM (\_->getStdRandom (randomR (0, ... in the standard library. See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    As I understand it, Scala "for" syntax is extremely similar to Haskell's monadic "do" syntax. In Scala, "for" ... Either, how could I do that? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    The Monad class defines a >> method, which sequences two monadic actions: >> :: Monad m => m a -> m ... x <- doSomethingElse >>= doSomething. See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    I'm just learning Haskell and IO monads. I'm wondering why wouldn't this force the program to output "hi" ... IO operations inside "safe" code? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    The Monad class defines a >> method, which sequences two monadic actions: >> :: Monad m => m a -> m ... x <- doSomethingElse >>= doSomething. See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    I'm just learning Haskell and IO monads. I'm wondering why wouldn't this force the program to output "hi" ... IO operations inside "safe" code? See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    I have too functions: higherOrderPure :: (a -> b) -> c effectful :: Monad m => (a -> m b) I'd like ... `someOp` func :: Either String (Dia Any) See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    The Haskell wikibook asserts that Instances of MonadPlus are required to fulfill several rules, just as instances ... the right interpretation.) See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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    UPDATE: Okay this question becomes potentially very straightforward. q <- mapM return [1..] Why does this ... impression that mapM can lazily See Question&Answers more detail:os...
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