What are advantages and disadvantages of “point free” style in functional programming?

Question

I know that in some languages (Haskell?) the striving is to achieve point-free style, or to never explicitly refer to function arguments by name. This is a very difficult c

Answer 1

To the pointfree variant, the concatenative programming language, i have to write:
I had a little experience with Joy. Joy is a very simple and beautiful concept with lists. When converting a problem into a Joy function, you have to split your brain into a part for the stack plumbing work and a part for the solution in the Joy syntax. The stack is always handled from the back. Since the composition is contained in Joy, there is no computing time for a composition combiner.