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How is (a) => (b) => a+b less readable than (a,b) => a+b?



Because the first is a function returning function, and you have to think how that works, and the second one is just a simple function that returns a sum.

Also, if you start a function with a word 'const' then it is less obvious that this is a function and not just a constant. In contrast, if you use a word 'function', then you understand what it is from the first word.


That's only because you're not used to currying.

A function is “just” a constant.




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