Larry Maccherone
Larry Maccherone
It's now up on npm as coffeedoctest. I would consider merging it. I see two big issues there and a few small ones. Big issues: 1. We'd have to work...
I'm probably not a good candidate to take this over, but I created an ES6 fork https://www.npmjs.com/package/@matrx/dragster that is easier to use with Svelte and probably with other modern UI...
Let's return an array. So, [1, 5]. Rather than call the existing min and max functions, we should be able to more efficiently calculate them in one loop.
We need some way to import data from files. We'll also need ways to import from http GET but we'll do that under a different issue.
If the file is a csv file then we should import into an Array of Maps (look at the "table" for the book assignment). So, if the user specifies $myTable...
Do quartiles first.
What does the parameter replace do?
Let's first create a random function that will return an integer between two provided values (both inclusive). So, if you call random() with no parameters, it will behave just like...
This is just like Issue #40, except instead of hard coding p50, we will put in whatever the user provides.
I'm not following. Can you add a more detailed example?