Scala Tutorial 16 - Function Currying in Scala

Currying is the technique of transforming a function that takes multiple arguments into a function that takes a single argument.

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[bakingbaker]

The video is clear and easy to understand. The usefulness of currying is the opposite.

[dannydk]

When do you use currying vs a partially applied function?

[shailendraakshinthala]

so this also covered what is partial function

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[manjusaroy]

object curryingfunction {

def add = (x:Int)(y:Int)=x+y
def main(args: Array[String]): Unit = {
val nada = add(100)_
println(nada(50))
}

}


What's wrong in it? it's saying 'Any' doesn't take any parameter in place of 50

[essveee]

There are no variables in Scala, val is a Value not a variable