Open klequis opened 2 years ago
Higher-order functions are functions which themselves take functions as arguments or return functions as results.
Due to currying, technically any function that appears to take more than one argument is higher-order in Haskell.
Higher-order functions are functions which themselves take functions as arguments or return functions as results.
Due to currying, technically any function that appears to take more than one argument is higher-order in Haskell.