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How about function bakeCake() { return do( () => gatherIngredients(), ingredients => mix(ingredients), batter => pour(batter,

• ubertaco 4y ago
  ...which is just function bakeCake() { const ingredients = gatherIngredients(); const batter = mix(ingredients); const batterInPan = pour(batter, pan); bake(batternInPan, 350, 45); // this is an in-place modifying function, I guess const cooledCake = coolOff(bakedInPan); return separateFromPan(cooledCake); } ...but with an extra `do(...)` wrapper? It could at least be function bakeCake() { return do( gatherIngredients, mix, batter => pour(batter, pan), batterInPan => bake(batterInPan, 350, 45), coolOff, separateFromPan ); } Although if we had function currying, the convention in ML languages is to put the most-commonly-piped-in param last for these functions: function bakeCake() { return do( gatherIngredients, mix, pour(pan), // assuming that pour(pan) returns a function that pours something into that pan bake(350, 45), // assuming that bake(temp, minutes) returns a function that bakes something at that temperature for that time coolOff, separateFromPan ); }