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create multi-arguments functions
hazzik
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Aug 30, 2020
hazzik
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Aug 30, 2020
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If you want even more arguments for less characters you can do following: "return(" + []["slice"]["call"](false+"") + ")=>f+t" |
aemkei
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Aug 31, 2020
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Well, that is a nice hack to allow multiple args. |
Fixes - typos and I change map( (f,t)=>f+t ) to map( (x,i)=>x+i ) to more traditional/redable version (because here I want to show technique without focus of size-code optimalization In regexp part I use this technique which simplify this task, but I left old way because in some cases I think it can be useful
change fill to flat (which gives smaller size and not decrease readability)
add info about optimization
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@hazzik Finally I add info about optimization trick which is very clever |
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create multi-arguments functions