Curry is a functional logic programming language that features Haskell-like syntax combined with Prolog-like capabilities. It has received attention for its unique handling of non-deterministic computations and provides useful documentation for learners. Users are interested in comparing Curry with Mercury, specifically regarding syntax, performance across common programming dimensions such as speed, and features like immutability and static typing. There is also a keen interest in how Curry resolves ambiguity in computations involving free variables.