JavaScript Currying function ( method ) explained Tutorial

How to build a curry function in javascript that takes function as an argument.

IN this tutorial we will understand what currying means,
- We will build a simple curry function to add two number
- We will also build a generic curry method that takes function as an argument.
- We will also look the use cases and benefits of using currying

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[anusijo]

var total=0;

for(var i=0;i<this.length;i++){
total=total+this[i]

}

return total/this.length
}

let a=[1, 2, 3, 4, 5].avarage ()
console.log(a)
You are one of my JavaScript guru
Just watching this video again after a long time

[wdoering]

you accent is really good man! great lecture too!!

[MrCheeryeah]

My favorite javascript tutorial channel. Thanks ^^

[sandarabian]

The video thumbnails on this channel are unmatched

[MrMarkgyuro]

i like curry, especially with pasta. but to use with js is much more tastier :)

[buncha]

Thank you so much Hemil! Another great video. Please keep it up, you are so good at this!

[rameshbankuru]

I like your most of video even Udemy also

[tqhuy]

9:47 can anyone explain why we need to call fn.bind.apply in line 11? as far as I see, in function avg (which will later be passed as 'fn' in line9), there's no use of 'this' keyword. So what's the point of 'apply'?

[ramsuithawnger]

I have learned a lot in this video. And the explanation is great.

[rafaelnavarrocanizarescorr]

I'm just so glad I'm not the only one that thought of this pun 😅

[AbhishekMishra-ulgt]

hey @techsith, really love the videos.
Would appreciate if you could leave the links to jsfiddle or whatever external sources you want viewers to visit in the video description. Thanks and keep up the awesome work!!

[DevangPatil]

Nice tutorial. Had one suggestion at 5.56. Since you are using ES6 feature, you could have used to reduce function here to avoid confusion. :)

[markwillis]

It was actually invented by Moses Schönfinkel, but Shonfinkelling doesn't have the same ring to it eh? Haskell Curry actually credits Schonfinkel for what is now known as Currying. :)

[bharathKumar-orgd]

Very good explanation, I am getting laughing for every Js topic you are comparing it with real world scenario s😆😆😆😆😆😆, it's easy to understand we never forget the syntax and topic

[DaveStewartLondon]

I can't believe there wasn't any curry here. No tikka masala, no vindaloo, no rogan josh.

It makes me so sad I may have to give up programming for a couple of weeks :(

[mdshoaibAlamgcetts]

Hi Sir, could you please one example and use case for partial function in javascript, this question was asked in one interview.

[prabhusoft]

I have watched many of your videos really helpful. Have a question on the usage of apply. Why do you have to use fn.apply(this, n.concat(m)). The same thing can be achieved by just using fn(n.concat(m)). What difference apply makes in this case?

[derekfrost]

Nice video. I don't know why you show advanced techniques, then use a crappy for loop when you could use forEach.. :)

[VishnuvardanRS]

How is this different from function chaining?

[gunawansusenogames]

i'm a little bit confusing here. can you explain why you use "this" as a context in fn.apply() in spiceUp function?