<commit_before>"""This module enables uses a bastardized version of Haskell's do notation by
writing do-notation style code as coroutines and then stepping through the
coroutine by sending and receiving monads to bind and work with.

Much of the inspiration for this module came from a blog post by <NAME>
on his blog Valued Lessons (link below), where he explored the idea of using
coroutines to emulate this notation back in 2008 in Python 2.5 with a style
of monads that are remarkably similar to the ones found in pynads and in
pynads' inspirational projects 

<http://www.valuedlessons.com/2008/01/monads-in-python-with-nice-syntax.html>
"""

from .doer import *
from .utils import *
from .exceptions import *<commit_msg>Git is really annoying with this file popping up.<commit_after>"""This module enables uses a bastardized version of Haskell's do notation by
writing do-notation style code as coroutines and then stepping through the
coroutine by sending and receiving monads to bind and work with.

Much of the inspiration for this module came from a blog post by <NAME>
on his blog Valued Lessons (link below), where he explored the idea of using
coroutines to emulate this notation back in 2008 in Python 2.5 with a style
of monads that are remarkably similar to the ones found in pynads and in
pynads' inspirational projects.

<http://www.valuedlessons.com/2008/01/monads-in-python-with-nice-syntax.html>
"""

from .doer import *
from .utils import *
from .exceptions import *
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