Just Enough FP: Higher Order Functions
Read OriginalThis article introduces the fundamental concept of higher-order functions in functional programming. It defines them as functions that accept other functions as arguments or return functions, using examples like `map`, `filter`, and `bind`. The article details their utility in abstracting implementation details and enhancing existing functions, illustrated with a practical `logResult` helper for debugging.
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