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Reading 2 has a diagram illustrating the usage of "key/value pair" field types:
The proposed Snapdown syntax for this diagram is:
turtles -> (Map<String,Turtle> (String "Buster") = (Turtle), (String "Buckminster") = (Turtle), (String "Bob") = (Turtle))
Alternatively, one can write:
#1 -> (Turtle) #2 -> (Turtle) #3 -> (Turtle) turtles -> (Map<String,Turtle> (String "Buster") = #1, (String "Buckminster") = #2, (String "Bob") = #3)
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Simple cases (e.g. above diagram) are resolved. More complicated cases, as in the diagram in the answer explanation of http://web.mit.edu/6.031/www/sp20/classes/02-basic-java/#@ex-java_collections-x_marks_the_spot
still need proposed syntax and layout.
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Syntax has been revised to:
turtles -> (Map<String,Turtle> (String "Buster"): (Turtle), (String "Buckminster"): (Turtle) (String "Bob"): (Turtle))
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Reading 2 has a diagram illustrating the usage of "key/value pair" field types:
The proposed Snapdown syntax for this diagram is:
Alternatively, one can write:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: