Add new type challenge based on scala's tupled function #130
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I have just noticed that adding a return type to the function signature is optional - I imagine this is a problem :/ |
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| Define an "tupled" function that accepts a function and returns a function with some arguments in the form of a tuple. |
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The description is not so clear on what it expects user to do, and why
I'd suggest give it an example or put it in a more practical scene
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I was playing with Python the other day, I tried to implement Scala's "tupled" function.
I thought it had some potential to make a good type challenge.
I think the TODO comment at the top might need some additional clarification.