Thanks for marketing map. Yes, map rocks. It is very idiomatic, for decades now, so I wish people stopped teaching for-loops to new programmers. Loops make messy code, really, that hides the intent in favor of showing the mechanism. They are not 'classic' but 'outdated' (in 90% of the cases).
Also, I would love if exemplary articles as this one would choose tuple in their examples. Especially in the context of map, lists are really overkill.
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Thanks for marketing
map. Yes,maprocks. It is very idiomatic, for decades now, so I wish people stopped teaching for-loops to new programmers. Loops make messy code, really, that hides the intent in favor of showing the mechanism. They are not 'classic' but 'outdated' (in 90% of the cases).Also, I would love if exemplary articles as this one would choose
tuplein their examples. Especially in the context ofmap, lists are really overkill.I want to pont to a recent article of mine that explains this:
dev.to/xtofl/tuple-reveals-your-in...
thanks for the response ! :)