(#40) An attempt at gently explaining curried functions.#42
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(#40) An attempt at gently explaining curried functions.#42dkoontz wants to merge 2 commits intogren-lang:mainfrom
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Thank you so much for this! I have some thoughts, but overall I love the new framing of what a function is and the build up to partial application.
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I don't really know where to go with this. I made changes that implemented some of what you suggested, but in my opinion without bringing in type signatures there's no point in discussing curried form and partial application. Feel free to close this PR or merge it and then rewrite the bits you don't like. |
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Here is an attempt at explaining curried functions in a way that builds up to the concept gradually.