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I think for the first point you wanted a block that evaluated to the map, unsure if that’s what you wanted though
by hazebooth 3y ago
I think for the first point you wanted a block that evaluated to the map, unsure if that’s what you wanted though
- bodge5000 3y agoI think so, if I write it out in pseudo code it might make more sense. What I was trying to do was pretty much: const mymap = {1: "hello", 2: "world"}; But the only thing I could find any answers for was something more like: const mymap; mymap.put(1, "hello"); mymap.put(2, "world");