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Partial application is built in via the <code>op</code> operator, so there is no need to create all these named functions, which defeats the purpose and beauty of partial application. |
Partial application is built in via the <code>op</code> operator, so there is no need to create all these named functions, which defeats the purpose and beauty of partial application: which is to partially apply arguments to functions in an anonymous, implicit way, possibly in multiple places in a single expression. |
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Indeed, functional language purists would probably say that even the explicit <code>op</code> operator spoils it, somewhat. |
Indeed, functional language purists would probably say that even the explicit <code>op</code> operator spoils it, somewhat. |
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