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Line 23: : At least that's the function for total resistance of two resistors in [[Series and parallel circuits\|'''par'''allel coupling]]. --[[User:TuukkaH\|TuukkaH]] 16:14, 25 October 2005 (UTC) ==Rewrite== I guess my scam is up. I haven't really used Haskell any significant amount, and I barely understand this monad stuff. I just hoped I might be able to push this article away from the two mistakes so many monad tutorials make—presenting them as "how you do I/O" or completely neglecting to give any intuition to the general concept of a monad. I did my rewrite with a copy of Wadler's "Comprehending Monads" in hand, but since I made so many mistakes I'll tag the article for verification. TuukaH is correct above about the naming of <code>par</code>. [[User:Gazpacho\|Gazpacho]] 04:13, 29 October 2005 (UTC)

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