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Howdy. Curious your opinion of using comma expressions for tappped functions like this. Basically it would turn:
tap
const fn = (tagName, val) => { console.log(`[${tagName}]`, val) return val }
into this:
const fn = (tagName, val) => (console.log(`[${tagName}]`, val), val)
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I think comma expressions, while being terse, are really hard to read. I would prefer the first example at any given day.
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Howdy. Curious your opinion of using comma expressions for
tap
pped functions like this. Basically it would turn:into this:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: