Pipe operator
The pipe (|>) operator is a syntax sugar to avoid nested function calls.
a |> f(x, y) is desugared as f(a, x, y) from the compiler
Pipe calls can be nested, e.g. f(g(arg, x1, x2), y1) is the same as:
arg
|> g(x1, x2)
|> f(y1)
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The pipe (|>) operator is a syntax sugar to avoid nested function calls.
a |> f(x, y) is desugared as f(a, x, y) from the compiler
Pipe calls can be nested, e.g. f(g(arg, x1, x2), y1) is the same as:
arg
|> g(x1, x2)
|> f(y1)