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Exploring Common Algebraic Data Types Used in Functional Programming

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    Leveraging Semigroups to Create Reusable Max & Min Interfaces
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Leveraging Semigroups to Create Reusable Max & Min Interfaces

Thomas Greco
InstructorThomas Greco
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This lesson extends upon our knowledge of semigroups and shows viewers how to create Max and Min semigroups which provide us with an interface for comparing numerical values.

Fantasyland Docs - Semigroup

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