Usually we would write it as: let blubExtra a b = inc b |> blub (inc a) which 2 parens less, but at the cost of using the (very idiomatic) pipe operator.
as someone already pointed out on twitter: F#: let blubExtra a b = blub (inc a) (inc b) 4 parens.
Usually we would write it as: let blubExtra a b = inc b |> blub (inc a) which 2 parens less, but at the cost of using the (very idiomatic) pipe operator.
as someone already pointed out on twitter: F#: let blubExtra a b = blub (inc a) (inc b) 4 parens.