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fix (curriculum): Updated explanation regarding function currying in step 60 (#56586)

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# --description--
Now that your `.map()` function is receiving the innermost function reference from `addCharacters`, it will properly iterate over the elements and pass each element as `n` to that function.
Now that your `.map()` function is receiving the returned `num => charRange(...).map(...)` function reference from the curried `addCharacters` calls, it will properly iterate over the elements and pass each element as `n` to that function.
You'll notice that you are not using your `match` parameter. In JavaScript, it is common convention to prefix an unused parameter with an underscore `_`. You could also leave the parameter empty like so: `(, char1)` but it is often clearer to name the parameter for future readability.