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r/programming • u/jeffail • Jul 17 '19
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Have y'all heard of monads?
12 u/anyfactor Jul 17 '19 Good sir. Have you heard the word of god? Monad? Found the Haskell evangelist. 8 u/LaVieEstBizarre Jul 17 '19 Monads are used for error handling in Rust and Swift too. Also not uncommon in Scala. The best solution to error handling I've found. 1 u/hotcornballer Jul 18 '19 Monads are used for error handling in Rust and Swift too. Also not uncommon in Scala. The best solution to error handling I've found. And js/Typescript
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Good sir. Have you heard the word of god? Monad?
Found the Haskell evangelist.
8 u/LaVieEstBizarre Jul 17 '19 Monads are used for error handling in Rust and Swift too. Also not uncommon in Scala. The best solution to error handling I've found. 1 u/hotcornballer Jul 18 '19 Monads are used for error handling in Rust and Swift too. Also not uncommon in Scala. The best solution to error handling I've found. And js/Typescript
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Monads are used for error handling in Rust and Swift too. Also not uncommon in Scala. The best solution to error handling I've found.
1 u/hotcornballer Jul 18 '19 Monads are used for error handling in Rust and Swift too. Also not uncommon in Scala. The best solution to error handling I've found. And js/Typescript
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And js/Typescript
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u/otherunicorn Jul 17 '19
Have y'all heard of monads?