Understanding the `<A, E, R>` Type Format in Functional Programming
Is there a name for the format of the
To avoid the xy problem I am trying to figure out if there is an analygous library in
I would like to know the name to enable a few things:
1. if I ever want to find a different library for
2. For when I want to start reading more about the fundamentals of how effect is done. A long way off I need to know effect very well first but eventually
<A, E, R> type format? Things like OptionEither seem like fairly standard functional standards but unsure if there is a name for the <A, E, R> pattern. My understanding is the Error part alone uses the "railway pattern"?To avoid the xy problem I am trying to figure out if there is an analygous library in
kotlinI would like to know the name to enable a few things:
1. if I ever want to find a different library for
kotlin or another language2. For when I want to start reading more about the fundamentals of how effect is done. A long way off I need to know effect very well first but eventually
