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Oh yeah, in case you haven't seen it in action, you might be interested to know that a side-effect-free series of map calls can be refactored similar to your #3. map distributes across function composition, so
map(g,map(f,coll))==map(compose(g,f),coll)
The latter form only walks the collection once, obviously. You can compose the functions manually or borrow compose from a library like Ramda.
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Oh yeah, in case you haven't seen it in action, you might be interested to know that a side-effect-free series of
mapcalls can be refactored similar to your #3. map distributes across function composition, soThe latter form only walks the collection once, obviously. You can compose the functions manually or borrow
composefrom a library like Ramda.