Arrow Abstraction

Arrow abstraction is a concept in functional programming that provides a structured way to compose complex computations, especially those involving multiple inputs or effects. Think of it as a flexible framework that generalizes functions, allowing programmers to build and combine components more modularly and declaratively. Unlike simple functions, arrows can handle more elaborate workflows, such as managing state, handling input/output, or sequencing operations, while maintaining clarity and composability. This abstraction helps in designing programs that are easier to understand, test, and maintain, by providing a consistent way to connect different processing steps.