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The section "Applying functions to stems" in the QDL Reference Manual version 1.5 is short and purposely baroque. Given that QDL is primarily a functional language and stems are the most central data type a large number of concrete and simple examples would be helpful. Some ideas of examples include:
A one line example showing how to add one (1) to each integer in a list of integers.
A one line example showing how to append a string to each string in a list of strings.
A one line example showing how to transform a stem to a second stem by applying a test on the value of keys.
Applying a lambda function to a stem.
Use of the apply() function with a stem.
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The section "Applying functions to stems" in the QDL Reference Manual version 1.5 is short and purposely baroque. Given that QDL is primarily a functional language and stems are the most central data type a large number of concrete and simple examples would be helpful. Some ideas of examples include:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: