Kyle Simpson schrieb:
Since `reduce(..)` conveniently can compare two adjacent elements if you always
return the current value, I decided to model the inner check as a `reduce(..)`
that reduces from the original array value to either a `false` or a truthy
value (the last element of the inner array element).
Um, that's not exactly what reduction is meant for. The reduce method is
designed so that the return values and the accumulator argument do have
the same type. In your example, you have somehow mixed an expected
boolean result with the item type of the array.
This leads to several bug in your implementation, which doesn't work
* with lists of booleans
* with empty arrays
* with arrays whose last element is falsy
> The example code isn't very compelling either; something more
real-world would be good
Well, basically all operations that return an absorbing element
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Absorbing_element> would benefit from this.
Bergi
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