Difference Between `Effect.gen` and `Effect.fn` Usage

Good morning! I saw on a thread that it's recommended to use

Effect.fn

Effect.fn

Effect.fn

Effect.fn when a function that parameters, and return an effect.

is

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.gen(function* () {}).pipe(Effect.withSpan('hello')

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.gen(function* () {}).pipe(Effect.withSpan('hello')

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.gen(function* () {}).pipe(Effect.withSpan('hello')

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.gen(function* () {}).pipe(Effect.withSpan('hello')

the same as

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.fn('hello')(function* (bar: string) {})

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.fn('hello')(function* (bar: string) {})

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.fn('hello')(function* (bar: string) {})

const foo = (bar: string) => Effect.fn('hello')(function* (bar: string) {})

?

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