Instead of :
if(x >= 0 || x <= MAX)
I would like writing :
if(x in [0..MAX])
but it fail.
Does Dart provides something like that ?
Instead of : if(x >= 0 || x <= MAX) I would like writing
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Instead of :
if(x >= 0 || x <= MAX)
I would like writing :
if(x in [0..MAX])
but it fail.
Does Dart provides something like that ?
There is no sequence generator in core dart as of now. But even if it existed, this would be a bad idea. The
if(x in [0..MAX])check would have to compare x with each element in[0..MAX], whereas theif(x >= 0 || x <= MAX)is just two comparisons.