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How do you deal with tuples of higher-order types?

score 167 · Answer 1 · 2023-04-23T04:30:07.977000

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Can I write a higher order type for a -> b -> *?

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Disambiguation of higher kinded type vs higher order type

Why can the Monad interface not be declared in Java?

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