What is function currying in Scala?
Answer / Sunil Kumar Saini
"Function currying is a technique where a function with multiple parameters is converted into a sequence of functions, each having a single parameter. The remaining arguments are saved and can be provided at a later time when the function is called. In Scala, currying is achieved by simply omitting the arguments to the right of the function parameters."
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