Great! Since you asked about an example, here's how you can demonstrate the concept of a monad using Haskell and JavaScript. These examples will help reinforce the ideas from the introduction you provided.


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🔍 Haskell Example – Using the Maybe Monad

-- A function that might fail
safeDivide :: Float -> Float -> Maybe Float
safeDivide _ 0 = Nothing
safeDivide x y = Just (x / y)

-- Chaining computations with >>= (bind)
example :: Maybe Float
example = Just 100 >>= (\x ->
          Just 5   >>= (\y ->
          safeDivide x y))  -- Just 20.0

-- If any step returns Nothing, the whole chain fails gracefully.

💡 Explanation:

Just 100 is a monadic value.