Hi all, Thanks for this great resource. I've got a basic question about partial function application: Let's say I have a very basic function: volumeFunction length width height = length * width * height Its type signature is: volumeFunction :: Int -> Int -> Int -> Int This implies that I first pass it the length, *then* the width, *then* the height. So while it is very easy for me to write volumeWithLengthTen = volumeFunction 10 , it's not possible to create a volumeWithWidthTen or volumeWithHeightTen. I can see how I might be able to "hack" my way into accessing the "width" argument with infix functions, but there's no way at all that I can see to access the height. This seems arbitrary to me: my volumeFunction doesn't need them in the order they're given. Is there a way around this? Could I somehow combine three smaller functions? I appreciate any insight. Tom