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Scala example source code file (LazyTupleTest.scala)
The LazyTupleTest.scala Scala example source code
package scalaz
import std.AllInstances._
import scalaz.scalacheck.ScalazProperties._
import scalaz.scalacheck.ScalazArbitrary._
object LazyTupleTest extends SpecLite {
type A = Int
type B = Int
type C = Int
type D = Int
checkAll("LazyTuple2", bitraverse.laws[LazyTuple2])
checkAll("LazyTuple2", order.laws[LazyTuple2[A, B]])
checkAll("LazyTuple3", order.laws[LazyTuple3[A, B, C]])
checkAll("LazyTuple4", order.laws[LazyTuple4[A, B, C, D]])
checkAll("LazyTuple2", monoid.laws[LazyTuple2[A, B]])
checkAll("LazyTuple3", monoid.laws[LazyTuple3[A, B, C]])
checkAll("LazyTuple4", monoid.laws[LazyTuple4[A, B, C, D]])
checkAll("LazyTuple2", monad.laws[LazyTuple2[B, ?]])
checkAll("LazyTuple3", monad.laws[LazyTuple3[B, C, ?]])
checkAll("LazyTuple4", monad.laws[LazyTuple4[B, C, D, ?]])
checkAll("LazyTuple2", associative.laws[LazyTuple2])
}
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