13:23:45	 From William Karlsson : only the second x needs to be evaluated to return?
13:23:46	 From sanctified : x is only evaluated once?
13:24:28	 From Alexander : does it print the first or second x?
13:24:50	 From Alexander : :O
13:30:15	 From Alice : Is there a difference in IO() and () , do you add IO just so you can show that it is input output? I don’t really understand the difference
13:32:08	 From Alexander : is getLine lazy as well?
13:33:30	 From paul  To  Jacek Malec(privately) : putStrLn takes an IO String right? but we give it a String is it auto converted?
13:34:18	 From paul  To  Jacek Malec(privately) : Nevermind it takes a string sorry
13:34:29	 From sanctified : () is roughly equivalent to "void", correct?
13:53:08	 From karek : Could I write like: 
example :: IO ()
example = do
  a <- getLine
  return (a)
  putLine a
?
13:55:44	 From Edvin : isnt the way you "extract" value with the aLine <- getLine stripping IO?
13:56:28	 From paul  To  Jacek Malec(privately) : My new question is can you give a String to a function taking an IO String? If yes why is that so? If no can you extract it by giving it with as (return s) ?
13:58:44	 From Jacek Malec : () :: ()
14:25:07	 From Alexander : Why did we need a special mmap function in the chatterbot assignment?
14:26:13	 From Alexander : Ok!
14:31:08	 From Jacek Malec  To  paul(privately) : (1*), (2*), …
14:36:11	 From Alice : I don’t really understand the definition of Functor is, can you take it again in short?
14:36:51	 From sanctified : ^ yes please
14:37:00	 From William Karlsson : thirded
14:54:29	 From Jacek Malec  To  paul(privately) : a -> Id b
14:54:42	 From Jacek Malec  To  paul(privately) : f :: a -> Id b
14:54:54	 From Nicholas : We can't see what you wrote
15:01:45	 From Jacek Malec : a -> Id b
f :: a -> Id b
15:02:52	 From faraz : Thank you
15:02:59	 From Alice : Thank you!
15:03:01	 From paul  To  Jacek Malec(privately) : Thank you
15:03:09	 From Joel Sigurdsson : Happy easter