What is currying in scala?
Answer / Gajram Singh
Currying in Scala refers to a technique where a function that takes multiple arguments is converted into a sequence of functions, each with a single argument. It allows partial application, meaning you can call a function with some but not all of its arguments, and then provide the remaining arguments later.
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