Monads

Monads in Scala are constructs that augment a value with additional features, known as effects. These effects can include managing the nullability of a variable or handling the asynchronicity of its computation. In Scala, common monads include Option[T], Future[T], Either, List, and more. A monad adds an effect to a value by wrapping it around a context. The key functions a monad must implement are unit (which lifts a value into the monadic context) and flatMap (which allows for chaining operations within the monadic context).

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• @article@Monads in Scala | Baeldung on Scala
• @article@An Introduction to Monads in Scala | Rock the JVM
• @article@Demystifying the Monad in Scala