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`map {}` can't be short-circuited like a forloop can right?

might I ask what you’re trying to accomplish?

something like `val responses = (0 until N).map { try { getResponse() } catch(e: ...) { e; stop getting responses } }`.  So I end up with either a list of `N` responses or a shorter list of responses that ends with a throwable object

that kind of seems like you’re misusing `map` tbh

like you’re not applying a transform to a collection of elements, you’re collecting side effects until a certain condition has been met

I'm "transforming" a list of integers into corresponding "response" objects...

i'm just trying to inject error handling into it