Object oriented programming is so much bloat. A lot simpler:
type Rule = (n: number) => string; function mkRule(div: number, word: string): Rule { return n => n % div === 0 ? word : ''; } function range(start: number, end: number) { return [...Array(end - start).keys()] .map(x => x + start); } function fizzbuzz(rules: Rule[], end = 100): string[] { return range(1, end) .map(i => { const str = rules .reduce((word, rule) => word + rule(i), ''); return str === '' ? `${i}` : str; }); } const answer = fizzbuzz([ mkRule(3, 'Fizz'), mkRule(5, 'Buzz') ]); console.log(answer.join(', '));
Nice, single responsibility in functional style. Even more clear.
Now even more functional :P
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Object oriented programming is so much bloat. A lot simpler:
Nice, single responsibility in functional style. Even more clear.
Now even more functional :P