Hello :) I add an issue with ramda "modulo" method, I was wondering if I should open an issue on Github:
as you can see the native modulo operator fails on big numbers
Hi, Ramda newbie
const a = [1,2]
const b = [5, 6, 7, 8]
R.?(a, b)expected result:
[6, 7] // filter index as a's elementshow to do this?
pick returns object not list
@eseom
props(a, b) :)
Thanks, but.. I use the Typescript, that complains that not match with number[] or string[] somthing like these.
Is there list's way not object's way?
I used pick, but it returns type Pick. So I use it to other functions, errors occur.
Sorry, I'm not a TS user myself
Yep thank you very much
@eseom R.slice
slice won't work if a is [1, 3]
Should be
[6, 8] rather than [6, 7, 8]
right, he's got two lists... never mind