Using free bound generic type as type parameter?

No, you can't do this with . NET generics. What you want to do is to specify that the MonadType type parameter must itself have one generic parameter; the .

NET type system can't represent that constraint Here's one approach to faking generic monads in C#: sandersn.com/blog//index.php/2010/04/23/....

No, you can't do this with . NET generics. What you want to do is to specify that the MonadType type parameter must itself have one generic parameter; the .

NET type system can't represent that constraint. Here's one approach to faking generic monads in C#: sandersn.com/blog//index.php/2010/04/23/....

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