In functional composition, what is the result of combining two functions f and g into compose(f, g)?
- f(g(x))
- g(f(x))
- f * g
- f + g
Functional composition applies functions from right to left, so compose(f, g) means applying f after g. Therefore, the result is equivalent to f(g(x)).
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