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MonadEx v1.0.2

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Curry	Simple module for currying functions
Monad.Behaviour	A behaviour that provides the common code for monads
Monad.Maybe	A monad that represents something or nothing
Monad.Operators	Convenient, but optional, operators for working with `Functor`s, `Applicative`s, and `Monad`s
Monad.Reader	The reader monad is great for situations when you need to share some environment or state between several operations
Monad.Result	A monad that represents success and failure conditions
Monad.State	Like `Monad.Reader`, the state monad can share an environment between different operations. Additionally, it can store an arbitrary value
Monad.Writer	The writer monad keeps track of a calculation and a “log”

Applicative	Applicative functors, or applicatives for short, are like functors, except they can apply more than one parameter. They do so by currying the function, and applying one parameter at a time (see `Curry`)
Functor	Functors are mappings or homomorphisms between categories –Wikipedia
Monad	Monads are structures that represent computations as sequences of steps. –Wikipedia
Monoid	Monoids have two principle operations: empty/zero and append