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Fix typo
niqdev Apr 1, 2019
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Expand Up @@ -264,7 +264,7 @@ To orient you, take a look at the following hypothetical function `pop`, which "
def pop[A](queue: List[A]): (List[A], A) = (queue.tail, queue.head)
```

This function takes the old state (`List[A]'), and returns both the new state (`List[A]`), together with a value representing the head of the queue (`A`), bundled in a tuple.
This function takes the old state (`List[A]`), and returns both the new state (`List[A]`), together with a value representing the head of the queue (`A`), bundled in a tuple.

That's basically all there is to the `State` monad.

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case class GameState(player: PlayerState)
```

We can now write a little helper function to update the player's health and returnthe new health value:
We can now write a little helper function to update the player's health and return the new health value:

```scala
def updateHealth(delta: Int): State[GameState, Int] = State { (s: GameState) =>
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