First-class functions: Difference between revisions
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but it does give near-first-class status to functions and functional expressions, which can
for example, be passed as arguments to functions. In fact, it is quite straightforward,
to
<syntaxhighlight lang=jq>
# Apply g first
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| compose( A[$i]; B[$i] )
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To avoid this, one would have to write:
<pre>
0.5
| compose(sin; asin), compose(cos; acos), compose(pow(.;3); pow(.; 1/3))
</pre>
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Using gojq:
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