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Iterative methods done right (life’s too short to write for-loops)

By: Lorenzo Stella

Re-posted from: http://lostella.github.io/blog/2018/07/25/iterative-methods-done-right

Complicated for-loops may not be the ideal way of coding iterative methods: by composing iterable objects one can use (and re-use) well-separated, testable pieces to assemble sometimes tedious-to-code routines. Examples in Julia are included.

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This entry was posted in Julia on July 24, 2018 by Lorenzo Stella.

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