Re:What is the advantage of currying?
by tikhonj on Saturday February 02, 2013 @04:01PM
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I suppose that's fair. The core problem is that the benefits of currying depend to some degree on having amenable syntax, and this means that all the examples are going to seem foreign to people.
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This same thought is made ridiculously clear when you try and use closure like structures in java. Especially if you have folks insisting on the @Override nonsense. Compared to languages that make full use of them, where you have to try and look for them to spot them. (Closures, that is.)