Tomasz Zielonka:
Programmers define the >>= method for their monads because they want to
use it to bind computations. They know how to pass result(s) from
one computation in their Monad to another, and they put this algorithm
in the implementation of >>=. If they didn't care about passing results
from one computation to the next one, they wouldn't be using monads in
the first place.
Shrug.
If these programmers didn't care about passing results from one computation
to the next one, they wouldn't use functional programming at all.
Hm.
Would it still be "programming"?...
Jerzy Karczmarczuk
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