Name the example inf iterator of iterators sequence #22
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Calling the helper function p() is a bit confusing because the p-series is a kinda well-known infinite series (1 + 1/(2^p) + 1/(3^p) + ...) I've chosen a name from one of the references listed by the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences for this sequence. https://oeis.org/A002024 As an unrelated change, I've added a link to MDN for `flatMap`, because I didn't know that it existed for iterators, or precisely what it does.
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Thanks. Could the new names be in camelCase? Snake_case is not idiomatic in JS. |
Co-authored-by: Michael Ficarra <[email protected]>
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Calling the helper function p() is a bit confusing because the p-series is a kinda well-known infinite series, and the example function isn't for that series. The p series is 1 + 1/(2^p) + 1/(3^p) + ...
The example sequence is https://oeis.org/A002024. I picked a name for the functions from the references listed by the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences.
As an unrelated change, I've added a link to MDN for
flatMap, because I didn't know that it existed for iterators, or precisely what it does.