That looks like a function that takes one tuple as an argument and destructures it, and since JS does not really have tuples - it does not seem equivalent to me.
Especially since in F# you can do let add(x,y)(z,a) = x + y + z + a
But correct me if I'm wrong.
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"In F#, all functions are curried automatically". That's not right. F# equivalent should be
let add(x,y) = x + yThat looks like a function that takes one tuple as an argument and destructures it, and since JS does not really have tuples - it does not seem equivalent to me.
Especially since in F# you can do
let add(x,y)(z,a) = x + y + z + aBut correct me if I'm wrong.