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Learn Ramda.js
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Curry and Uncurry Functions with Ramda
InstructorAndy Van Slaars
Published 7 years ago
Updated 2 years ago
Most of the functions offered by the ramda library are curried by default. Functions you've created or that you've pulled in from another library may not be curried. Ramda's curry and curryN functions allow you to take a non-curried function and use it as a curried functions. In the case where you have a manually curried function and you want to just call it like a normal function, you can use uncurryN to get back a function that accepts all of the arguments at once.
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