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This might be veering off topic, but I never really bought the argument that currying is important to FP. It seems more like a toy that makes some code marginal
by cousin_it 11y ago
This might be veering off topic, but I never really bought the argument that currying is important to FP. It seems more like a toy that makes some code marginally shorter, but interferes with other useful things (like named or default arguments). Or is there something fundamental that I'm missing?
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- marcosdumay 11y agoWell, I don't think it's important for FP in general, but most of Haskell's syntax depends on currying.