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Keybase proof

I hereby claim:

• I am swerling on github.
• I am swerling (https://keybase.io/swerling) on keybase.
• I have a public key ASCiJZ06w6yQyCraHyPchgvCBWL0OCV1KNl7SCbzRviPrwo

To claim this, I am signing this object:

swerling

import fruitbase, future, sequtils, algorithm

# (copied from http://goran.krampe.se/2014/12/03/nim-seq/)

# Collections are very important in Smalltalk, and they offer a huge protocol
# for working with them. The workhorse in Smalltalk is OrderedCollection - which
# together with Dictionary probably covers 90% of all collection use.
# In Nim the equivalent of an OrderedCollection is the type `seq`.
#
# This is a little rundown of what you can do with seq using stdlib.

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import math

# copied from http://goran.krampe.se/2014/12/03/nim-seq/

# Dollars and Kgs
type
  Dollar* = distinct float
  Kg* = distinct float

proc `$`*(x: Dollar) :string =

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# Example program at the bottom. This gist can be copy/pasted into a file and run

#================= MotoObservable

require 'set'

# 1. Subscribe using 'when, send, to' terminology to register any method on any object as an event callback
# 2. Use 'trigger_event' to trigger an event along with arbitrary number of arguments
# 3. Simple way of unregistering