Paul Stanley writes:
Hi
If
f x = x
and
g y = y
then
f g x
returns an error because f takes only one argument. Why can't we have
function application implemented outwardly (inside-out)....
etc.
Paul,
There were already some answers, but it seems that people did not react to
the statement that f g x fails. It doesn't, in normal order everything
should go smoothly, f g 5 returns 5 = (f g) 5 = g 5, unless I am
terribly mistaken...
Where did you see an error?
Jerzy Karczmarczuk
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