The monadic both. e.g.:

>>> a <- newIORef (42 :: Int)
>>> b <- newIORef (53 :: Int)
>>> bothM readIORef (a, b) >>= print
(42,53)

The monadic ***. e.g.:

>>> a <- newIORef 1
>>> b <- newIORef 2
>>> (writeIORef a *^* writeIORef b) (42, 53) >> bothM readIORef (a, b) >>= print
(42,53)

maybe` is maybe with changed argument order.

isStrictSpace returns True only if the given string is not a linefeed code and isSpace returns True, otherwise returns False.

toNatural is a shortcut for fromIntegral :: Integral i => i -> Natural

toInteger is a shortcut for fromIntegral :: Natural -> Integer

Convert the instance of Integral to Int. When it cause overflow, express it as a list of Ints divided into multiple values. toInts is useful for functions that have an Int type as an argument. e.g.:

>>> toInts (fromIntegral (maxBound :: Int) + 1 :: Integer)
[9223372036854775807,1]
>>> toInts (fromIntegral (maxBound :: Int) * 3 + 4 :: Integer)
[9223372036854775807,9223372036854775807,9223372036854775807,4]