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For questions about code golf challenges and/or submissions. DO NOT post code golf challenges themselves as questions here; those belong on the main site or in the Sandbox if you want to get feedback on them.
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Should function literals be allowed when a function is asked for?
This is obviously a named function.
def g(h):
return h * 2
However, not all functions are named. This is an anonymous function, which is still a function.
lambda h: h * 2
You may easily notice …
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JavaScript Standards for IO
Here is my proposal for a standard:
Use alert if the code runs in web browser (for example if it modifies DOM), or just uses core JavaScript (as it's easy to claim it's a browser code in this case). …
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