It's really gratifying to get a comment like this, thank you! Like a lot of things, the spread and rest syntax can be abused, but I do rather like it for these kinds of situations.
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Oh! Rest Params! Like in lisps, but also applicable to sequences. That's so neat. The syntax is nicer than I've seen in elisp, scheme, and clojure too. I'm intrigued
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It's really gratifying to get a comment like this, thank you! Like a lot of things, the spread and rest syntax can be abused, but I do rather like it for these kinds of situations.
Oh! Rest Params! Like in lisps, but also applicable to sequences. That's so neat. The syntax is nicer than I've seen in elisp, scheme, and clojure too. I'm intrigued