What is Monad in Scala?



What is Monad in Scala?..

Answer / Mahesh Kumar Bhujel

In Scala, a Monad is a type class that provides a way to sequence operations on objects while maintaining certain properties like identity and associativity. It enables the composition of functions that return potentially computation results.

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