Curry functions

Can func call itself until it’s empty or null?

what kind of sorcery is that??

@taosif7 It's an ugly Mac OS frame displaying an arrow function that returns an arrow function that returns an arrow function that returns a string that - as it's nested - has all the arguments passed to the arrow functions

Brainfuck is more beautiful than this.

@mohanramphp
Corrected:
> CURRY FUNCTION AM I

Yes it's reversed lol

oh gosh I almost forgot about how much I loved functional programming.... I had a series of assignments in programming language design in college where at the end, you've implemented a bytecode compiler for a miniature programming language that runs on a little vm written in Ruby by the professor. one of my favorite classes. you've inspired me to explore it again.

These functions look delicious with chicken

What are some practical uses of currying?

@diavel example might be when you want to call a function with less arguments than it expects. Assuming you have a simple add(x,y) function you can make addTen like this:

const addTen = x => add(x,10)

@lambdaCurry does it have any advantages over
function addTen(x){
return add(x, 10);
} ?

@hack it’s the same, just different syntax

How can you not love JS?!

@ePinikion because arrays are actually hashmaps in JS

@mjones44 actually they are objects

@ePinikion yeah and Objects are actually hashmaps in JS

everything is a hashmap in JS

Im not sure