that works for that example How about another real world one kotlinlang #announcements

that works for that example. How about another rea...

kevinmost

09/21/2017, 11:37 PM

that works for that example. How about another real-world one (the one I used it for): Given a

List<IntRange>

, merge the overlapping `IntRange`s into single ones that span from the smaller one's

start

to the larger one's

endInclusive

. I don't think you can do that with a simple flatMap since it requires accumulation