On 2012-05-11 22:20, Jonathan M Davis wrote:
That's definitely an example of something that depends on your background.
std.algorithm.any does _exactly_ what it would do in a functional language.
How intuitive an API is depends a lot on how much the person writing the API
thinks like you. It's definitely something to strive for, but the best that you
can generally do is hit the majority of your target audience. You can never
hit everyone.
- Jonathan M Davis
This one exists in Ruby as well. But in Ruby the block/lambda is
optional. If it's not passed it will return a bool indicating if the
collection is empty or not, just as Mehrdad expected.
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/Jacob Carlborg
