Ezio Melotti <ezio.melo...@gmail.com> added the comment:
In that thread Guido said:
"""
Haskell has this too, perhaps even more extreme: there's not really
such a thing in Haskell as a function of N arguments (N > 1). "f a b =
..." defines a function f of one argument a which returns another
function ("f a") of one argument b. And so on.
That doesn't mean we need to copy this idea in Python.
"""
New features require a valid use case before being included, and I'm afraid
"why not?" is not valid :)
(Also nothing prevents you to define your own curry function/decorator and use
it where you need it.)
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