I’ve previously called them <&&> and <||> since they’re based on the Applicative instance of (->) e and other Applicative operators like <$> and <*> look like this. Also, &&& is used in Control.Arrow, so this avoids overlap.
<&&>
<||>
(->) e
<$>
<*>
&&&
Good point.
I should've done a Hoogle search. I see now that several packages define <&&> & <||>.
Thanks for pointing those out.
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I’ve previously called them
<&&>and<||>since they’re based on the Applicative instance of(->) eand other Applicative operators like<$>and<*>look like this. Also,&&&is used in Control.Arrow, so this avoids overlap.Good point.
I should've done a Hoogle search. I see now that several packages define
<&&>&<||>.Thanks for pointing those out.