In production I prefer map, reduce, etc. because I always want to return the same type as input. Sometimes I do use for loop when writing temporary utility scripts, or trying to validate some ideas. It's just because for loop is easy to read even without much context.
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In production I prefer map, reduce, etc. because I always want to return the same type as input. Sometimes I do use for loop when writing temporary utility scripts, or trying to validate some ideas. It's just because for loop is easy to read even without much context.