The four common number checks we do are:
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The four common number checks we do are:
negative, zero, one, many
In #Ruby, we have…
num = 123
num.negative? #=> false
num.zero? #=> false
num.positive? #=> truenum > 1 #=> true
IMO, it feels like Numeric needs a method for “positive and more than one”
.many? .plural? something like that
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The four common number checks we do are:
negative, zero, one, many
In #Ruby, we have…
num = 123
num.negative? #=> false
num.zero? #=> false
num.positive? #=> truenum > 1 #=> true
IMO, it feels like Numeric needs a method for “positive and more than one”
.many? .plural? something like that
@veganstraightedge .multiple?
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The four common number checks we do are:
negative, zero, one, many
In #Ruby, we have…
num = 123
num.negative? #=> false
num.zero? #=> false
num.positive? #=> truenum > 1 #=> true
IMO, it feels like Numeric needs a method for “positive and more than one”
.many? .plural? something like that
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The four common number checks we do are:
negative, zero, one, many
In #Ruby, we have…
num = 123
num.negative? #=> false
num.zero? #=> false
num.positive? #=> truenum > 1 #=> true
IMO, it feels like Numeric needs a method for “positive and more than one”
.many? .plural? something like that
@veganstraightedge Active Support does have Enumerable#many? So there's some precedent for that wording
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