Currying is mainly a way to setup a function for easier partial application -- providing only some of the function arguments. You can do partial application without currying, but it is less convenient.
// currying partial application let add = a => b => a + b let add2 = add(2) add2(7) // 9 // non-currying partial application let add = (a, b) => a + b let add2 = b => add(2, b) add2(7) // 9
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Currying is mainly a way to setup a function for easier partial application -- providing only some of the function arguments. You can do partial application without currying, but it is less convenient.
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