yeah, raku takes the perl functional heritage and adds a bit my $logger = -> $m { say $m; $m }; my $add-five = -> $x { $x + 5 }; my $add-five-and-log = $

yeah, raku takes the perl functional heritage and adds a bit my $logger = -> $m { say $m; $m }; my $add-five = -> $x { $x + 5 }; my $add-five-and-log = $add-five o $logger; say $add-five-and-log(25); # Prints 25, then prints 30 https://dev.to/rawleyfowler/functional-programming-with-raku-9ib https://dev.to/rawleyfowler/functional-programming-with-raku...