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Recreating ruby's n.times operator on Kotlin. This is for fun, in all seriousness use the repeat(n) operator
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fun main() { | |
// normal function | |
repeat(3) { print("Yay $it ") } | |
// => Yay 0 Yay 1 Yay 2 | |
2.times { print("Looop ") } | |
// => Looop Looop | |
10.times { print("$it ") } | |
// => 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 | |
} | |
// Note: times is already defined as multiplication in Kotlin as well, | |
// I just named it as such to recreate the Ruby syntax | |
infix fun Int.times(fn: (Int) -> Unit) = repeat(this, fn) |
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