Summary
In this chapter, we explored currying and partial application. Currying transforms a multi-parameter function into a sequence of single-parameter functions, each accepting one argument and returning another function ready to take the next argument. This technique is particularly beneficial for creating configurable and highly modular code.
Partial application involves fixing some arguments of a function and creating a new function that requires fewer arguments. This approach is invaluable in scenarios where certain parameters are repeatedly used with the same values, as it simplifies function calls and reduces redundancy.
If something is still not clear, use the examples provided in this chapter – modify them, experiment with them, and integrate them with your projects. In other words, see how it works in practice. Whether simplifying configuration management, making event handling more straightforward, or reducing the complexity of API interactions, currying and...
