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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} import qualified Data.Text as T myText :: T.Text myText = "\n\r\t leading and trailing whitespace \t\r\n" strip removes whitespace from the start and end of a Text value. ghci> T.strip myText "leading and trailing whitespace" ...

{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-} import qualified Data.Text as T myText :: T.Text myText = "mississippi" splitOn breaks a Text up into a list of Texts on occurrences of a substring. ghci> T.splitOn "ss" myText ["mi","i","ippi"] sp...

Encoding and decoding functions for a variety of Unicode encodings can be found in the Data.Text.Encoding module. ghci> import Data.Text.Encoding ghci> decodeUtf8 (encodeUtf8 "my text") "my text" Note that decodeUtf8 will throw an exception on invalid input. If you wa...

Type ghci at a shell prompt to start GHCI. $ ghci GHCi, version 8.0.1: http://www.haskell.org/ghc/ :? for help Prelude>

By default, GHCI's prompt shows all the modules you have loaded into your interactive session. If you have many modules loaded this can get long: Prelude Data.List Control.Monad> -- etc The :set prompt command changes the prompt for this interactive session. Prelude Data.List Control.Monad&g...

The :l or :load command type-checks and loads a file. $ echo "f = putStrLn \"example\"" > example.hs $ ghci GHCi, version 8.0.1: http://www.haskell.org/ghc/ :? for help ghci> :l example.hs [1 of 1] Compiling Main ( example.hs, interpreted ) Ok, modules ...

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Lets suppose you have 2 Lists A and B, and you want to remove from B all the elements that you have in A the method in this case is List.removeAll(Collection c); #Example: public static void main(String[] args) { List<Integer> numbersA = new ArrayList<>(); List<Intege...

Reverse elements within a tuple colors = "red", "green", "blue" rev = colors[::-1] # rev: ("blue", "green", "red") colors = rev # colors: ("blue", "green", "red") Or using reversed (reversed gives an it...

def str = 'Single quoted string' assert str instanceof String

def str = "Double quoted string" assert str instanceof String

def param = 'string' def str = "Double quoted ${param}" assert str instanceof GString assert str == 'Double quoted string' The parameter is by default resolved eagerly, this means this applies: def param = 'string' def str = "Double quoted ${param}" param = 'another stri...

def str = '''multiline string''' assert str instanceof String

def str = ''' multiline string''' assert str.readLines().size() == 3

def str = '''\ multiline string''' assert str.readLines().size() == 2

def param = 'string' def str = """ multiline $param """ assert str instanceof GString assert str.readLines().size() == 3 assert str == ''' multiline string '''

def str = / multiline string no need to escape slash \n / assert str instanceof String assert str.readLines().size() == 4 assert str.contains('\\n')

def param = 'string' def str = / multiline $param no need to escape slash \n / assert str instanceof GString assert str.readLines().size() == 4 assert str.contains('\\n') assert str.contains('string')

def param = 'string' def str = $/ multiline $param no need to escape slash \n $ $$ /$ assert str instanceof GString assert str.readLines().size() == 6 assert str.contains('\\n') assert str.contains('$')

All functions to interact with coroutines are avaliable in the coroutine table. A new coroutine is created by using the coroutine.create function with a single argument: a function with the code to be executed: thread1 = coroutine.create(function() print("honk") end)...