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yuyat/compose
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Function to compose functions

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yuyat\\compose
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[](#yuyatcompose)

Function to compose functions.

Function-composition is commonly used technique in functional programming.
You can combine any `callable`'s to build another function.

This library only supports PHP 5.6 later.
If you use the other version, [igorw/compose](https://github.com/igorw/compose) is useful.

Usage
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[](#usage)

### yuyat\\compose

[](#yuyatcompose-1)

Calling `compose($f, $g, $h)` with an argument `$x` is equal to `$f($g($h($x)))`

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