问题
I found that there is an isomorphism between logic and programming, called Curry-Howard correspondence, so is there any such equivalence for Category theory, which helps to understand things like Functors or Monads?
回答1:
Yes! It's called Curry–Howard–Lambek - it maps Category objects to types and morphisms to terms. So, typed lambda (function without name) or even function may be represented as cartesian-closed category, where Unite-type becomes a terminal object, set of types (or more complex structure) is product, and apply+currying is exponential.
来源：https://stackoverflow.com/questions/27752424/what-is-the-analog-of-category-in-programming