Function composition and currying are features of functional programming languages that can be very convenient in some situations. Composition is when you apply multiple functions one after the other to the same input. Currying is partial application of a function with many arguments. In Haskell, you can compose functions using the dot operator, while in Python you have to define the composition function explicitly. Python allows you to define a function to compose other functions easily by passing a list of functions to the compose function. Overall, both composition and currying can be powerful tools in Python programming for achieving concise and readable code.
