Round out data/list
The git history should be a lot nicer now.
This looks great. Two questions:
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Is there any reason to call
/=not=? I think/=is an alright name, though I’m open to arguments against it. -
Can you add documentation for the functions added in the last of these three commits?
Thanks.
For 1, I was copying what clojure called it (same with nth). I'll change it to /= to keep with haskell. I'll add documentation tonight, sorry for the delay.
Oh, gotcha, I didn’t realize Clojure had a function named not=. It probably doesn’t matter too much, but I think it makes sense to stick with Haskell here.
And no worries—I’d just like to make it a policy to avoid adding functions to the standard library without also adding documentation, but there’s no rush.
The documentation has been added.