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Functional programming is a programming paradigm which primarily uses functions as means for building abstractions and expressing computations that comprise a computer program.
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Is the IO monad technically incorrect?
On the haskell wiki there is the following example of conditional usage of the IO monad (see here).
when :: Bool -> IO () -> IO ()
when condition action world =
if condition
then action wor …
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