I disagree. I can only talk about f# but for me the comprehension syntax is mostly an aesthetic choice:
[1..100] |> List.filter (fun e -> e % 2=0)
|> List.map (fun e -> e * 2)
or:
[for e in 1 .. 100 do
if e % 2=0 then
yield e * 2]
Personally i prefer the first one since it's compositional and more like a dataflow. But i am not familiar with Scala so maybe i am missing something.
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I disagree. I can only talk about f# but for me the comprehension syntax is mostly an aesthetic choice: [1..100] |> List.filter (fun e -> e % 2=0) |> List.map (fun e -> e * 2) or: [for e in 1 .. 100 do if e % 2=0 then yield e * 2]
Personally i prefer the first one since it's compositional and more like a dataflow. But i am not familiar with Scala so maybe i am missing something.