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Playing with generic numbers and collections
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// ----------------------------------------------- | |
// Generic square method that works with any kind | |
// of numerical type | |
// ----------------------------------------------- | |
def square[N](x: N)(implicit n: Numeric[N]) = { | |
n.times(x, x) | |
} | |
square(10d) | |
square(BigDecimal(4)) | |
square(2) | |
// ----------------------------------------------- | |
// apply square on a collection | |
// ----------------------------------------------- | |
def squares[N](x: Iterable[N])(implicit n: Numeric[N]) = x.map(v => n.times(v, v)) | |
squares(1 :: 2 :: Nil) | |
squares(1d :: 2d :: Nil) | |
squares(BigDecimal(1) :: BigDecimal(2) :: Nil) | |
// ----------------------------------------------- | |
// Now let's define a generic squares method | |
// that can deal with any kind of numerical types and | |
// returns exactly the collection type it takes in input | |
// ----------------------------------------------- | |
import scala.collection.generic.CanBuildFrom | |
def gsquares[N, I[N] <: Iterable[N]](values: I[N])(implicit bf: CanBuildFrom[I[N], N, I[N]], n: Numeric[N]): I[N] = { | |
var builder = bf.apply() | |
for (value <- values) { builder += n.times(value, value) } | |
builder.result | |
} | |
gsquares(Seq(1,2,3)) | |
gsquares(List(1,2,3)) | |
gsquares(Vector(BigDecimal(1),BigDecimal(2),BigDecimal(3))) | |
// But it still doesn't work with Arrays | |
//gsquares(Array(1,2,3)) | |
// ----------------------------------------------- | |
// Now the same revisited that works now with | |
// any kind of collections and numerical types | |
// ----------------------------------------------- | |
import scala.collection.generic.CanBuildFrom | |
def asquares[N, C](values: C) | |
(implicit c2i: C => Iterable[N], bf: CanBuildFrom[C, N, C], n: Numeric[N]): C = { | |
var builder = bf.apply() | |
for (value <- values) { builder += n.times(value, value) } | |
builder.result | |
} | |
asquares(Seq(1,2,3)) | |
asquares(List(1,2,3)) | |
asquares(Vector(BigDecimal(1),BigDecimal(2),BigDecimal(3))) | |
asquares(Array(1,2,3)) | |
asquares(Set(2,4)) |
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