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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion LanguageExt.Core/README.md
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using static LanguageExt.Prelude;

This makes all functions in the `Prelude` available as though they were local.
* [`Traits`](Traits) are the powerhouse of this library and allow for true higher-kinded abstract behviours to be leveraged throughout. The topic of traits is huge, so if you're looking for an introduction, take a look at [Paul Louth's Higher Kinds series on his blog](https://paullouth.com/higher-kinds-in-c-with-language-ext/).
* [`Traits`](Traits) are the powerhouse of this library and allow for true higher-kinded abstract behaviours to be leveraged throughout. The topic of traits is huge, so if you're looking for an introduction, take a look at [Paul Louth's Higher Kinds series on his blog](https://paullouth.com/higher-kinds-in-c-with-language-ext/).
* [`Monads`](Monads) contains the common monads like `Option<A>` and `Either<L, R>`, as well as state-managing monads like `Reader`, `Writer`, and `State`. It also is home to many monad-transformers (types with a `T` suffix, like `OptionT`). Transformers allow 'stacking' of monadic effects into 'super monads'.
* [`Immutable Collections`](Immutable%20Collections) contains the high-performance functional collection types this library is famous for.
* [`Effects`](Effects) is where the pure IO functionality of language-ext resides. It is also where you'll find
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