Kyle Shevlin • 4/29/2019

Just Enough FP: Argument Order

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This technical article discusses the importance of argument order in curried functions, specifically why the data (e.g., an array) should be the final argument. It contrasts a 'bad' filter function with the correct order, explaining how the correct order enables effective partial application and function composition, which are key concepts in functional programming.

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