PHP - variadicFunction about 30_seconds_of_knowledge HOT 3 CLOSED

@senky Welp I always forget that for a function to be a higher order function it only needs to accept a function as an argument not necessarily return a function as a result. (In my brain if it doesn't return a function its not a higher order function 😄) Anyway, keep it simple and change the name to actually mirror what the function does, okay like it! 😄

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@senky Quite right you are! 😄 Will fix this! What do you think, I believe the code could be even shorter with return array_sum($operands). If I'm correct, and please do tell me if I'm wrong, the ... in php take all the arguments and put them in an array so this array_sum should technically work.
Still it would only work if parameters are numbers, otherwise a transformation function should be provided as a first parameter.

Hmmm now I'm a bit stumped, should I leave the example to work with numbers or should I expand it with a transformation function as well?

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@petrovicstefanrs I wouldn't mix variadic functions with higher order functions. Also I wouldn't use array_sum as it breaks all the wonder. 😅 But maybe you could add more semantics:

function variadicSum(...$operands)
...

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