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Follow-up for #7
Introduce generic built-in functions for operations on lists and safe maths:
map(list, func) -> List/Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>>
add(list, item) -> List/Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>>
remove(list, item) -> List/Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>>
get(list, item) -> Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>
handle(expression, func) -> Generic<int, uint, float>
size(list) -> uint
keys(mapping) -> Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex>>
value(mapping) -> list
insert(mapping, key, value) -> mapping
value(mapping, key) -> Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>
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Follow-up for #7
Introduce generic built-in functions for operations on lists and safe maths:
map(list, func) -> List/Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>>map(list, func) -> List/Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>>add(list, item) -> List/Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>>remove(list, item) -> List/Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>>get(list, item) -> Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>handle(expression, func) -> Generic<int, uint, float>- for safe math operationsize(list) -> uintkeys(mapping) -> Set<Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex>>value(mapping) -> listinsert(mapping, key, value) -> mappingvalue(mapping, key) -> Generic<int, uint, float, address, hex, list, set>The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: