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by pathsjs
3794 days ago
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I respectfully disagree. I know map, of course, yet clojure (or LISPs in general) is the only language where it is variadic. I definitely did not instantly grok what the Clojure version does - in fact, I know all the languages in the example and each of them was more clear than clojure to me |
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According to Wikipedia `map` is also variadic in in D, in J, in Mathematica, in Prolog (and logtalk), in Python and in R (to an extent, `lapply` is not variadic but `mapply` can take 2+ sequences).
Variadic map is by no means limited to lisps.