Point free style haskell

--Pointfree Style
--It is very common for functional programmers to write functions as a composition of other functions, 
never mentioning the actual arguments they will be applied to. For example, compare:

sum = foldr (+) 0

--Not pointfree style
sum' xs = foldr (+) 0 xs

Source: wiki.haskell.org

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