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You shouldn't. It add complexity for the reader. It's always clear what is the function and what are the arguments.
by shikoba 6y ago
You shouldn't. It add complexity for the reader. It's always clear what is the function and what are the arguments.
- eatonphil 6y agoI disagree. The funny thing is that in Standard ML and F# it's less common to pass arguments solely through currying anyway. The standard libraries in both use tuples. I have always felt as a reader that this and camel-case makes code easier to read.