Curry in C#

curryExample.cs

using System;

namespace ConsoleApp1
{
    static class Program
    {
        public static string FullName(string first, string last)
        {
            return $"{first} {last}";
        }

        public static string Greeter(string fullName, string message)
        {
            return $"{message} {fullName}";
        } 
        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            Func<string, string, string> f = FullName;
            Func<string, string, string> g = Greeter;
            
            
            Func<string,Func<string,string>> fc = Curry<string,string,string>(FullName);
            Func<string,Func<string,string>> gc = Curry<string,string,string>(Greeter);
            
            
            //curried
            var n1 = fc("first"); // this is now FullName("first", ??) where ?? will be filled in later (func<string,string>)
            var fullName = n1("last"); //here we add the second parameter so now we get our final result 

            var g1 = gc(fullName); // same as above this is Greeter(fullName,??) where ?? will be filled in later (func<string,string>)
            var g2 = g1("hello"); // here we add the second parameter
            
            
            //normal flow
            var name = FullName("foo", "bar");
            var greeting = Greeter(name, "hello");
            
            //normal
            Console.WriteLine(greeting);
            
            //curried
            Console.WriteLine(g2);
            
        }

        //this method takes a function that takes 2 parameters and converts it to a function that takes 
        //a single parameter and returns a second function that will take the second parameter.
        //basically it takes a function that takes 2 parameters and converts it into 2 
        //functions that each take 1 parameter.
        static Func<T1, Func<T2, TResult>> Curry<T1, T2, TResult> 
            (Func<T1, T2, TResult> function) 
        { 
            return a => b => function(a, b); 
        } 
    }
}