a(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 func

a(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