Yes, you can do that in F#. (You probably know this, but for the sake of onlookers) it is called point-free notation. It can be handy for small functions like this. But I noticed when I use it too much, my code can become hard to understand.
Especially for code examples, I rarely use it because it can confuse readers.
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I probably wouldn't define a separate function for this in actual code.
Does F# require you to name the
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parameter explicitly or can you simply do the following:I've been curious about F# for some time but haven't really done a deep dive.
Yes, you can do that in F#. (You probably know this, but for the sake of onlookers) it is called point-free notation. It can be handy for small functions like this. But I noticed when I use it too much, my code can become hard to understand.
Especially for code examples, I rarely use it because it can confuse readers.