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if i see: a b c 1 2 3 g a b what is that? sudoku? complete the phrase? too little syntax.. it doesnt say what it does.. besides f(x) is is math for centuri
by oscargrouch 12y ago
if i see:
a b c
1 2 3
g a b
what is that? sudoku? complete the phrase?
too little syntax.. it doesnt say what it does..
besides f(x) is is math for centuries ;)
- iopq 12y agoa(b)(c) which is then curried to a(b, c) if a is a function that takes two arguments (1)(2)(3) since they are literals it's probably an argument list to a function, but not valid by itself g(a)(b) etc. remember, in Haskell pretty much everything is a function