When a newcomer to FP learns currying/partial application this way, now there is going to be a stumbling block when transitioning to other functional languages. Because every other function language I'm aware of actually means tuple when the function signature says tuple.
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Nice article!
Slight tangent
In ReasonML
f: (a,b) -> c
is equivalent tof: a -> b -> c
in that you can partially apply the first argument by callingf(aValue)
.ReasonML - Function - Currying
When a newcomer to FP learns currying/partial application this way, now there is going to be a stumbling block when transitioning to other functional languages. Because every other function language I'm aware of actually means tuple when the function signature says tuple.