Algebraic effects
Algebraic effects are an approach to computational effects based on a premise that impure behaviour arises from a set of operations such as get & set for mutable store, read & print for interactive input & output, or raise for exceptions. This naturally gives rise to handlers not only of exceptions, but of any other effect, yielding a novel concept that, amongst others, can capture stream redirection, backtracking, co-operative multi-threading, and delimited continuations.
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treated in Algebraic Effects for the Rest of Us
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treated in An Introduction to Algebraic Effects and Handlers
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This paper is a tutorial on algebraic effects and handlers. In it, we explain what algebraic effects...
mentioned in Immutability is not enough
As I’ve gotten more experience working with immutable data structures, I’ve found that they can be be...