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Line 76: : I agree. I changed it to read "Since the bind operator is associative and non-commutative, this constrains the execution into a sequence." Because of associativity there is no hierarchy and because of lack of commutativity the operations must act in the given order. --[[User:TuukkaH\|TuukkaH]] 06:21, 4 April 2006 (UTC) ==Rewrite on 2006-05-08== I rewrote large sections of this article because I cited it for someone who wanted to know what monads are, he told me it didn't make any sense, and I agreed. Mainly, I made it less heavy on mathematical formulas. It's now heavy on Haskell, but I think that's appropriate because Haskell is the main promoter of monads, and this lets people download a Haskell system and try the code. [[User:Gazpacho\|Gazpacho]] 03:59, 9 May 2006 (UTC)

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