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andThen
Current Spire has compose for Polynomial[A]:
compose
Polynomial[A]
(f.compose(g).compose(h))(x) // => process h, then g, then f; that's result
But it has no andThen method for Polynomial.
Polynomial
In business context, People prefer more intuitive syntax ---- "Discount, then apply another discount, then add tax".
So implementing andThen alike function is reasonable choice for devs including newcomers.
Please tell me your opinions!
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Thanks for the idea! The compose method for Polynomial relates to this mathematical concept.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polynomial#Composition
What is the mathematical formulation for andThen?
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Current Spire has
compose
forPolynomial[A]
:(f.compose(g).compose(h))(x) // => process h, then g, then f; that's result
But it has no
andThen
method forPolynomial
.In business context, People prefer more intuitive syntax ---- "Discount, then apply another discount, then add tax".
So implementing
andThen
alike function is reasonable choice for devs including newcomers.Please tell me your opinions!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: