Difference between revisions of "Functor"
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A [[functor]] can be thought of as a '''template''' of information content. Which is a special kind of [[dictionary]], or a specialized case of [[function]]. | A [[functor]] can be thought of as a '''template''' of information content. Which is a special kind of [[dictionary]], or a specialized case of [[function]]. | ||
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* [[Logically related::Data]] | |||
* [[Logically related::Morphism]] | |||
* [[Logically related::Function]] | |||
* [[Logically related::Natural transformation]] | |||
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Revision as of 04:01, 5 September 2021
Functor can be visualized as a bundle of fibers that connects two separated pieces of a broken coconut. Each thread of the fiber bundle can be thought of as a single instance of a function. The process of comparing two different ways of how a coconut can be broken can be thought of as natural transformation.
Implementation
A functor can be thought of as a template of information content. Which is a special kind of dictionary, or a specialized case of function.
References
Related Pages