[min 3 7] and [max 3 7] return (). Only the collection form
works:
[min #[3 1 2]] ; 1
[min 3 7] ; () -- expected 3
This is surprising because every other functional language ships
binary min/max as the primary form.
Acceptance criteria
[min a b] returns the smaller of two comparable values.[max a b] returns the larger.- Existing collection form keeps working:
[min xs] / [max xs].
- Tests for both arities, mixed Int/Float, and strings (if ordered
comparisons are intended to work on them).
[min 3 7]and[max 3 7]return(). Only the collection formworks:
This is surprising because every other functional language ships
binary min/max as the primary form.
Acceptance criteria
[min a b]returns the smaller of two comparable values.[max a b]returns the larger.[min xs]/[max xs].comparisons are intended to work on them).