examples [ [the < length < of < list < emptylist < is < 0] [the < length < of < list < ["a"] < is < 1] [the < length < of < list < ["a", "b"] < is < 2] [the < length < of < list < ["yo", "hey", "what"] < is < 3] ] implementation [ [the < length < of < list < X < is < countStars(X)] ]
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| Snippet ID: | #1002792 |
| Snippet name: | Theories about lists |
| Eternal ID of this version: | #1002792/1 |
| Text MD5: | 0b22c27461ba41c8bf98741bde86248f |
| Author: | stefan |
| Category: | javax |
| Type: | JavaX source code |
| Public (visible to everyone): | Yes |
| Archived (hidden from active list): | No |
| Created/modified: | 2016-02-24 21:55:38 |
| Source code size: | 306 bytes / 10 lines |
| Pitched / IR pitched: | No / No |
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| Referenced in: | #3000382 - Answer for ferdie (>> t = 1, f = 0) #3000383 - Answer for funkoverflow (>> t=1, f=0 okay) |