Benjamin Philippe Applegate
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Benjamin Philippe Applegate
I'd just like to add that even Haskell allows for a point-free style (kinda). You can define `a = b . c` even though it actually is `a x =...
Thanks for the response. I hope you can find an answer!
`say` outputs a string with a newline appended. `print` doesn't add a newline. `show` takes something and returns it as a string without outputting it.