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haskell - Tuple and function composition

Is there a better way to express ((a, b) -> a < b) with function composition? I feel like I'm missing something and experimenting with curry only confused me more.

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curry is the wrong thing to use here; it turns a function operating on tuples into a curried function. You want the opposite, which is uncurry:

uncurry :: (a -> b -> c) -> (a, b) -> c

In this case, it's uncurry (<).

(Another useful source for combinators useful in writing functions on tuples is Control.Arrow; since (->) is an instance of Arrow, you can read a b c as b -> c.)


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