To express the equivalent greeting as a curried function in JavaScript (ES6):
const greeting = (a) => (b) => { return "" + a + ", " + b + "!"; } const message = greeting("Hello")("world")
I much prefer the Elm syntax. Much cleaner; obviously influenced by OCaml.
Puts functional programming first, and syntactically path of least resistance.
One of my buddies pointed out that it would be cleaner using more ES6-isms:
const greeting = (a) => (b) => { return `${a}, ${b}!`; }
Just to clean this up.
const greeting = a => b => `${a}, ${b}!`
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To express the equivalent greeting as a curried function in JavaScript (ES6):
I much prefer the Elm syntax. Much cleaner; obviously influenced by OCaml.
Puts functional programming first, and syntactically path of least resistance.
One of my buddies pointed out that it would be cleaner using more ES6-isms:
Just to clean this up.