hey luke thanks for reading the article!
The reason I chose to use iterators is to match Python range() structure and semantics. I was looking to build a function / type that will only produce an array after calling Array.from() on the returned structure, similar to python list().
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hey luke thanks for reading the article!
The reason I chose to use iterators is to match Python range() structure and semantics. I was looking to build a function / type that will only produce an array after calling Array.from() on the returned structure, similar to python list().