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Is it possible to compose one `IO.fx` object in another `IO.fx` object?

How is it done?

```val program = IO.fx {
    !effect {performSideEffect()}
    !effect {performSideeffect()}
}

val program2 = IO.fx {
    // I'd like to call program here
    program
    !effect {anotherSideEffect()}
}

fun main(..) {
    unsafe { runBlocking {program2}}
}```

```val program2 = IO.fx {
    // I'd like to call program here
    !program
    !effect {anotherSideEffect()}
}```


You can call `program` by applying it with `!`. Just like you do for  `{ anotherSideEffect() }`.

that makes total sense.  Since `program` is already an IO object I can just use `!` on it.  For some reason I kept trying different variants of `!effect { program }` which was not working

You’re very welcome!! :slightly_smiling_face: