Which of the following statements about function currying is FALSE?
The statement 'Currying is natively supported as a language feature in JavaScript' is FALSE. Unlike some functional programming languages like Haskell, which have native support for currying, JavaScript does not have built-in syntax or automatic currying of functions. In JavaScript, currying must be implemented manually using higher-order functions and closures. While relatively straightforward to implement (as seen in previous questions), it's not a native language feature. Developers often use utility libraries like Lodash or Ramda that provide currying functionality, or they create their own curry implementation.