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### Bug description the autocomplete suggest: ```(function) fn parallelize[func: fn(Int, /) capturing``` it seems that the definition is trimmed compared to the one in the docs: ```parallelize[func: fn(Int, /) capturing...
### Bug description Hello, just noticed this while enjoying working on mojo-ui-html using **nightly**, keep on the good work, mojo is awesome :fire: ```python from python import Python @value struct...
### Bug description Hello, i was working on an hopefully really helpful tutorial and here is the bug: #### Example: ```python from sys import param_env alias DefaultError = param_env.env_get_string['error_message']() def...
### Review Mojo's priorities - [X] I have read the [roadmap and priorities](https://docs.modular.com/mojo/roadmap.html#overall-priorities) and I believe this request falls within the priorities. ### What is your request? Hello, here is...
### Review Mojo's priorities - [X] I have read the [roadmap and priorities](https://docs.modular.com/mojo/roadmap.html#overall-priorities) and I believe this request falls within the priorities. ### What is your request? Hello, that feature...
Hello, here is ```List.__contains__```, The conformance is done by hand with ```constrained```, ```_type_is_eq``` and ```rebind``` so that users can do: ```mojo var x = List[Int](1,2,3) if 3 in x: print("ok")...
Provides a "small" fix for https://github.com/modularml/mojo/issues/2761 It is not very advanced, just a small useful feature to provide: ```mojo "{name} is awesome {emoji}".format_simple(name="Mojo", emoji="🔥") ``` ```**kwargs``` can't be parametrized...
Hello, here is an implementation of ```List.__eq__``` and ```List.__ne__``` that makes it possible to do: ```mojo var x = List(1,2,3) var y = List(1,2,3) if x == y: print("same values")...
### Bug description Hello, here is a bug report, as suggested by @JoeLoser on the chat ```mojo def main(): alias x = List("ok") var y = x print(y[0]) ``` >...
Hello, here is a new method for ```List``` that would provide a way to delete multiple elements by indexes in a batch. This is useful because it is not something...