what is so great about "currying"?
What are its uses, apart from letting one define functions with less
parentheses?
Well, from an academic viewpoint, it's very interesting to see a
function defined as a composition of functions. From a practical
viewpoint, it's just really handy. It saves you a lot of tedious
typing, and that's basically what progamming languages are supposed
to do. That's exactly what I love about haskell: it saves me from a
lot of unnecessary typing. After all, I'm a lazy programmer ;)
-chris
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