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package.json

		{
		"name": "extra-iterable",
		"version": "3.0.142",
		"description": "An iterable is a sequence of values.",
		"version": "3.0.143",
		"description": "A collection of functions for operating upon iterables.",
		"main": "index.js",
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README.md

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		An [iterable] is a sequence of values.<br>
		A collection of functions for operating upon iterables.<br>
		📦 [Node.js](https://www.npmjs.com/package/extra-iterable),
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		Assumption here is that an iterable can only be iterated over once. Methods
		which require multiple iterations preserve old values in a backup array using
		[toMany]. Many methods accept both compare and map functions, and in some cases
		using only a map function enables faster comparision (like [unique]).
		I borrowed a lot of ideas from Haskell, Elm, Python, Basic, Lodash, and other
		NPM packages. These are mentioned in references of each method.
		An [iterable] is a sequence of values. Assumption here is that an iterable can
		only be iterated over once. Methods which require multiple iterations preserve
		old values in a backup array using [toMany]. Many methods accept both compare
		and map functions, and in some cases using only a map function enables
		faster comparision (like [unique]). I borrowed a lot of ideas from Haskell,
		Elm, Python, Basic, Lodash, and other NPM packages. These are mentioned in
		references of each method.

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