Rewrote nested functions tour #735
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| else if (ys.head < threshold) ys.head :: process(ys.tail) | ||
| else process(ys.tail) | ||
| process(xs) | ||
| object FactorialTest extends App { |
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I think it's clearer if all of the examples are in worksheet mode and not inside classes.
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@travis032654 I have rewritten the example in worksheet mode
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Hey @ZeonTrevor, huge thanks for your work. It's going to help a lot of people who use this as their primary reference. Check out the conversation here: #733 I'm also tracking the work in the Project Page. You'll find the link on the right. |
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nice, thanks! |
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after merging I noticed an error that I fixed in 4becbaf |
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an easier to understand example of using nested methods through the computation of factorial.