Points

There are two basic styles for expressing functions, the pointwise style and the point-free style. In the pointwise style we describe a function by describing its application to arguments. … In the point-free style we describe a function exclusively in terms of functional composition. …we want to illustrate … how a point-free style leads to a very simple method for reasoning about functions.

Oege de Moor and Richard Bird, Algebra of Programming

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