Python: currying

Suppose we have an implementation of Python in which functions support currying. We write:


def f(x, y, z):
    print(x, y, z)

f(y=2)(1)(3)

What output will be generated?

>>22
Yes, because it was specifically added as an exception to the usual syntax, when it could just elegantly be a consequence of the way things should work anyway. Python's artificial and useless distinctions between expressions and statements is a conceptual eyesore.