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L is for Loop

@cursorsdottsx/l

Loop easily without overhead, and dumb chad for loops.

require("@cursorsdottsx/l");

(42).times((i) => {
	console.log(`Hello ${i}!`);
});

To use the continue keyword, we have return. To use break, we have throw new Error(), which is better in that it requires you to type an extra try-catch around the loop. To use break <block>; or continue <block>;, fuck you.

Install with either NPM or Yarn:

require("@cursorsdottsx/l");

import "@cursorsdottsx/l";

Documentation thats not needed

Number.prototype.times – Almost the same as Ruby's times method.

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