Stephen Akinyemi
Stephen Akinyemi
Is there a dictionary implementation? I want to attempt that.
@Youngestdev If you are familiar with hashmaps, that's what a dictionary is. It's an associative array that stores key-value pairs and can be indexed by their keys. I believe you...
Just figured that the above idea won't work without varargs. So it has to be done this way. ```julia map = new Map([ ['name', 'James'], ['age', 45], ['gender', 'male'] ])...
@Thecarisma Varargs would definitely be nice. You may notice that I've deleted the message abt nested list. I later found that it works in a different way. For a list...
Just found out that there is a dictionary data structure in Simple already. ``` dict = [:name = 'john', :age = 5] ``` My map impl is kinda useless unless...
Cool. I will look into that.
This can be done like [rustup](https://rustup.rs/) or [choosenim](https://nim-lang.org/install_unix.html). The user just types a command into the terminal and __simple__ gets installed or updated automatically. A seamless nice user experience. The...
Not quite. What I mean is that the script that downloads/update simple will be hosted somewhere it can be downloaded. Of course simple will be hosted somewhere, but it's the...
Of course modular would still be needed for more sophisticated update or dependency management. I suspect it may be turned into a package manager, that's if it is not already...
Right. I just realized now that by module you are referring to package. So Modular is indeed a package manager. Cool.