I feel like using “=>” as delimiter to associate the k/v can be confusing for new programmers coming over to enjoy the Crystal language.
What are thoughts on changing it OR being able to utilize something like “>>>” OR “<<>>” ?
I feel like using “=>” as delimiter to associate the k/v can be confusing for new programmers coming over to enjoy the Crystal language.
What are thoughts on changing it OR being able to utilize something like “>>>” OR “<<>>” ?
I don’t think there have been any discussions around changing this, or allowing other values. =>
is used in a few other languages too so I can’t really imagine this being worth it.
Fair enough. Another question I have around hashes, is how come say when I want to “p!” something out for a hash.
p! {“Key” => “value”}
This will not work as I expect, will throw a error. Unless I assign it to a variable ,
But for the same thing, using arrays, this would be fine.
That’s because {}
in this context is used to signify a block
def foo(&)
yield
end
foo { "bar" } # => "bar"
In addition to what has been said, p!({"key" => "value"})
is a way to work around that.