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Endofunctors & Bind #56

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MichaelCombs28 opened this issue Jul 23, 2016 · 4 comments
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Endofunctors & Bind #56

MichaelCombs28 opened this issue Jul 23, 2016 · 4 comments

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@MichaelCombs28
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You should add an endo functor definition to better explain monadic binds.

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Pull requests are welcome :)

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You should add an endo functor definition to better explain monadic binds.


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Isn't the common definition of functor the same as endofunctor? What distinction are you hoping to make?

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I guess it's not really applicable to programming since there is only the category of types. To me the distinction was an important one when I was learning Haskell.

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We could add a note to Functor to say that it's actually an endofunctor but has become the defacto meaning of functor.

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