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...reading from left to right for starter? It's why I adore %>% as code gets reads as a sequence of step-by-step instructions, of one forcing a reader to const

by stared 9y ago

...reading from left to right for starter? It's why I adore %>% as code gets reads as a sequence of step-by-step instructions, of one forcing a reader to constantly keep switching between left-to-right and right-to-left.

lottin 9y ago
f(x,y) reads "f of x and y". How do you say x %>% f(y) in words?
- jamessb 9y ago
  Since "%>%" is the pipe operator I would guess "x pipe f of y", or "x pipe to f of y"
  - Tarq0n 9y ago
    Hadley Wickham suggests using "then" for pipes. SO we take object x, then perform f(y) with it.