What is “point free” style (in Functional Programming)?

Question

A phrase that I\'ve noticed recently is the concept of \"point free\" style...

First, there was this question, and also this one.

Then, I discovered here the

Answer 1

Point free style means that the code doesn't explicitly mention it's arguments, even though they exist and are being used.

This works in Haskell because of the way functions work.

For instance:

myTake = take

returns a function that takes one argument, therefore there is no reason to explicit type the argument unless you just want too.