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Re: j. funkcyjne - jakie zastosowania?

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From: RobertSzefler
Date: Wed, 04 Jan 2006 10:47
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Michal Przybylek wrote:
> "RobertSzefler" <NOSPAMrszeflerNOSPAM@murator.com.pl> wrote:
> 
>>BTW zdarza Ci się używać innych rzeczy monadycznych
> 
> Nagminnie, cala filozofia Haskell'u zbudowana jest w oparciu o pojecie
> monady.

Konkrety? (coś innego niż IO)
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Subject: Re: j. funkcyjne - jakie zastosowania?
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