IRC log for #friendlyjava, 2016-03-30

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06:27		nanoz	aditsu
06:27		nanoz	Print 100 to 1000 without loop or recursion
06:27		nanoz	how to do that
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07:30		xb	nanoz: sockets
07:31		xb	or if you language has some kind of setInterval() function
07:35		xb	event listener is easier to implement than sockets
07:35		xb	var eventListener = require('event').Listener; var counter = 100; eventListener.on('echo', function() { if (counter > 1000) { return; } print(counter++); eventListener.emit('echo'); }); eventListener.emit('echo');
07:41		aditsu	nanoz: easiest way: System.out.println("100, 101, 102, 103, .... 1000");
08:04		xb	Looks like "Timer" is the Java version of setInterval
08:51		nanoz	xb this is java channel
08:52		nanoz	pls dont bring your closure here
08:54		nanoz	when you sockets can you talk about how we can solve this issue
08:54		nanoz	say*
09:13		nanoz	using threads /
09:38		nanoz	yes events is other way to solve if we use setInterval you need to clearInterval as well
09:54		nanoz	using haskell its easy ;d
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10:15		nanoz]	i love ES6 <3
10:17		nanoz]	weakmap :)
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19:01		xb	I know this is a Java channel lol. You can easily translate the example code I posted
19:02		xb	I got an example of Timer to work, printing 100-1000 without code loops
19:03		xb	I'm here because I like small channels like these and I've been wanting to learn Java for a while.
19:03		xb	Also aditsu <3
19:17		aditsu	^_^
19:18		aditsu	well, I gave the simplest answer; I have other alternatives too

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