Prelude

Operators >>> and <<< enable clear chaining of functions, as shown in the REPL example for readable data pipelines like `readLine >>> parseString >>> evaluateAST >>> toString`.

Forward application operator |> improves data flow clarity, making sequences like `100 |> toString |> count` more intuitive than nested function calls, especially with longer names.

Functions like curry and flip facilitate higher-order function creation, useful for partial applications and argument ordering, as demonstrated in map and reduce chains with `<|` and flip.

Focuses only on essential functional tools without custom types, keeping it lightweight and reusable across projects, as intended by the author to avoid reimplementation.