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Zac Bon May 3, 2023 at 9:14 am
This might be a little bit more concise (and especially with particularly large ranges). Took a few minutes to get it right as I don’t work with bitstring syntax much.
for x <- ?a..?h,
y <- 1..8 do
%{col: "#{<>}”, row: y, name: “#{<>}#{y}”}
end
end
This might be a little bit more concise (and especially with particularly large ranges). Took a few minutes to get it right as I don’t work with bitstring syntax much.
for x <- ?a..?h,
y <- 1..8 do
%{col: "#{<>}”, row: y, name: “#{<>}#{y}”}
end
end
Well that got munched. Should be (without extra spaces), < > (for example). Hopefully that doesn’t get munched…
Which is better: your solution, mine, or is there no difference?
def team_points(users) do
for %User{points: points, active: true} = user acc + points
end
end
def team_points(users) do
for %User{points: points, active: true} = user acc + points
end
end
dunno why but it cut my code…