I've always found this example so frustrating. JavaScript isn't curried. Plenty of languages are not. `parseInt` is overloaded/variadic. What we know is if one

I've always found this example so frustrating. JavaScript isn't curried. Plenty of languages are not. `parseInt` is overloaded/variadic. What we know is if one does not read the documentation for `parseInt`, they might get unexpected results... but who's fault is that? I don't see this a a "hidden gotcha". Yes, if you came from say.... Pascal, and you were used to `StrToInt` taking one arg, and you refused to check into it, you'd get odd results. But who among us, when learning a new language don't look up things like, "how to convert a string to an integer in <insert name of new language>"? That search will most likely land you at some docs that explain that second arg.