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Trying to find a way to clean up some of my code. So, I have something like this in my Python code: company = None country = None person = Person.find(id=12345) if person is not None: # found company = Company.find(person.companyId) if company is not None: country = Country.find(company.countryId) return (person, company, country) Having read a tutorial on Haskell's monads (in particular Maybe ), I was wondering if it's possible to write it in another way.
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