By mswatcher
via ericlippert.com
Published: Mar 12 2013 / 11:23
Last time in this series we finally worked out the actual rules for the monad pattern. The pattern in C# is that a monad is a generic type M that "amplifies" the power of a type T. There is always a way to construct an M from a value of T, which we characterized as the existence of a helper method:
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