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Call <codeclass="code">f</code> on each element of <codeclass="code">xs</code> from the beginning to end. <codeclass="code">f</code> returns <codeclass="code">unit</code>;so no
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">foreach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">forEach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
Call <codeclass="code">f</code> on each element of <codeclass="code">xs</code> from the beginning to end. <codeclass="code">f</code> returns <codeclass="code">unit</code>;so no
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">foreach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">forEach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
Call <codeclass="code">f</code> on each element of <codeclass="code">xs</code> from the beginning to end. <codeclass="code">f</code> returns <codeclass="code">unit</code>;so no
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">foreach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">forEach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
Call <codeclass="code">f</code> on each element of <codeclass="code">xs</code> from the beginning to end. <codeclass="code">f</code> returns <codeclass="code">unit</code>;so no
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">foreach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
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new array is created. Use <codeclass="code">forEach</code> when you are primarily concerned with repetitively
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