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"bar none" is a little excessive -- Haskell's syntax is probably even cleaner. Compare And ditto for Io (http://www.iolanguage.com): 1. 1 to(10) map(*2)
2. 1 to(1000) asList sum
3. tweet findSeqs( wordlist )
4. fileText := File with("data.txt") open readLines join
fileLines := File with("data.txt") open readLines
5. 4 repeat (i, writeln("Happy Birthday " .. if(i == 2, "dear NAME", "to you")))
6. list(49, 58, 76, 82, 88, 90) partition(x, x > 60)
7. results := SGML URL with("http://search.twitter.com/search.atom?&q=scala")
fetch asXML
8. list(14, 35, -7, 46, 98) min
list(14, 35, -7, 46, 98) max
Some notes:i) For 1 & 2 remember to have `Range` loaded first.
ii). OK I cheated on 6 because there is no partition currently in the Io core lib. Here is a "simple" way I did it for the example: List partition := method (
returnThis := Object clone do (
passed := list()
failed := list()
)
argSlot := call message argAt(0)
cond := call message argAt(1)
self foreach (n,
newSlot(argSlot asString, n)
if (doMessage(cond),
returnThis passed append(n),
returnThis failed append(n))
)
returnThis
)
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