Basic Category Theory for Computer Scientists¶
Pierce, B. C. (1991). Basic Category Theory for Computer Scientists. MIT Press.
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- Category
- Programming-language theory. Types as objects and functions as arrows; functors as type-level mappings (as in Haskell or Scala); monads as a disciplined composition pattern over arrows that structures effects and sequencing.
This sourceDevelops types-as-objects, functions-as-arrows, functors, and monads as composition patterns over arrows in programming-language theory.
- Programming-language theory. Types as objects and functions as arrows; functors as type-level mappings (as in Haskell or Scala); monads as a disciplined composition pattern over arrows that structures effects and sequencing.
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