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So today weamp;#39;re going to be taking our first step with monads which is the main topic of the first half of the course but as usual weamp;#39;re going to kick things off with a quick review of what weamp;#39;ve done so far so what we started off with a couple of lectures ago is the idea of generalizing our old friend the map operation from lists to other data structures and this gave rise to the idea of whatamp;#39;s called a funter so letamp;#39;s just quickly refresh um how this actually is implemented in hascal so we have a new class declaration and itamp;#39;s saying that the class of functors takes a parameterized type called f so thatamp;#39;s something like list or tree or maybe or so on and in order to be a member of the funter class you simply just have to have an appropriate mapping operation which is a generalization of the mapping operation for lists and the mapping operation is called fmap and it takes a function from A to B so a function of one parameter and i
