Can currying be applied to asynchronous functions in JavaScript? How?
- Yes, by using libraries like Lodash
- No, currying is applicable only to synchronous functions
- Yes, by returning a promise from each curried function
- Yes, by using the async/await syntax in each curried function
Currying can be applied to asynchronous functions by returning a promise from each curried function. This allows composing asynchronous operations in a modular and readable manner.
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