Well, I looked up SKI combinators. If I am understanding it correctly, and if I've implemented S correctly here...I think the following would work:
const S = x => y => z => x(z)(y(z)); S(K)(K(cat))(dog);
I am going to have to add "Learn SKI Combinators" to my list of things to do. :D
After you research SKI Combinators, look into Church Encoding.
JavaScript Joel 🍻 @joelnet Church Numerals use functions to represent numbers.ie: `one = f => x => f (x)` and `two = f => x => f (f (x))`Math can also be simulated with only functions and without + - / * operators.#javascript #es6 #functional 22:45 PM - 01 Aug 2019 100 332
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Well, I looked up SKI combinators. If I am understanding it correctly, and if I've implemented S correctly here...I think the following would work:
I am going to have to add "Learn SKI Combinators" to my list of things to do. :D
After you research SKI Combinators, look into Church Encoding.