06-11 Other Monads (Introduction to Haskell)

The monad interface is so compelling because there are, in fact, lots of types that can be made an instance. However, many types are in fact variants or combinations of the cases we have now already discussed. We discuss a few such variants. We also mention lists as an example of a Monad instance that has a rather different flavour from the examples we have seen so far.

[logauit]

Thank you for very clear explanation about stimulated side effect vs real side effect (only with IO monad) (7:30)