Hadi at JetBrains said that his 1.1.3 branch of hi...
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mfiano
07/19/2017, 7:16 AMHadi at JetBrains said that his 1.1.3 branch of his tutorial code was up to date with any deprecations, but only the first one produces any output here https://github.com/hhariri/oreilly-kotlin-course/blob/kotlin-1.1.3/intro/src/com/hadihariri/kotlincourse/basics/LoopsAndRanges.kt#L20-L26
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gildor
07/19/2017, 7:22 AMWhat do you mean “the first one”?
gildor
07/19/2017, 7:23 AMEverything works fine on 1.1.3
https://try.kotlinlang.org/#/UserProjects/hjmded3l4ukp57inlif5utf72r/roiup472u5jq1h9clddeunub8s
gildor
07/19/2017, 7:24 AMShould print nothing on all Kotlin versions (at least >= 1.0)
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for (a in 100..1) {
println(a)
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oday
07/19/2017, 7:26 AMyou let that stop you?
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gildor
07/19/2017, 7:26 AMCorrect implementation of such loop is:
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for (a in 100 downTo 1) {
println(a)
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mfiano
07/19/2017, 7:51 AMOk, well I let it stop me because he explains that it's supposed to return the same thing and that his code is up to date, but the docs say its an empty range. I am trying to clear up if Hadi from JB is correct or the docs are 😕
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oday
07/19/2017, 7:51 AMmove on bro, come back to it later
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bamdmux
07/19/2017, 8:33 AM@mfiano It shouldn't return nothing, its probably a misunderstanding or maybe an errata in the course
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mfiano
07/19/2017, 8:33 AMHmm
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bamdmux
07/19/2017, 8:33 AMPinging @hhariri in case he wants to review it
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mfiano
07/19/2017, 8:33 AM4 Views