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Nice one. I pretty much had the same approach, but I split the modification of the min and max values in 2 map methods. That simplifies the min-max logic for the reader imo.
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What do you use to test the speed of a piece of code/application?
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Can you give a concrete example to test against?
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Personally I dislike falsy values. It makes the code a bit harder to understand. I tend to use boolean values instead when I can, always.
I would still use
else if. It makes clearer for the reader what is going on on a glance. That said it doesn't matter for how the code runs withreturn.That's interesting. Messed around with it to see if I could fix it. Shamelessly stole some code to change the encoding from and to UCS-2 to make it work.
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Very nice. Didn't think of using slice myself! ( I used the accumulator in a reducer instead ).
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