The monadic (>>) :: Monad m => m a -> m b -> m b operator is well-known. I wonder what its name is.
- In this Haskell tutorial and also in this one they call this operator a "then". It is a nice name, it makes perfect sense in terms of the
do-notation. A minor downside is the collision with then of the ternary operator. - In my native Haskell tradition we call it a "усечённое связывание", translation being "truncated bind". It might be a little inconvenient in Russian as it sort of collides with the translation for "bind's section", but I do not see any similar issue in English. Does anyone use such a name or some similar one in English? A poetic way to put this would probably be a "frustum".
Does anyone use any other name for the operator? What is the preferred one?
