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Solution Review: Write Your First Higher-Order Function

Sumit Rawal answered on May 23, 2023 Popularity 1/10 Helpfulness 1/10

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  • Solution Review: Write Your First Higher-Order Function

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    Task

    In this challenge, you had to create a function which prints the result of another function.

    Solution

    A skeleton of the function was already provided for you. Let’s look it over.

    def arithmeticPrinter(f: (Int , Int) => Int, x: Int, y: Int) = {

    }

    The function name is arithmeticPrinter and it has three parameters. The first parameter is another function f which has two parameters of its own and returns an integer. The second parameter is an integer x and the third parameter is an integer y.

    You had to write a line of code which would print the result of f given that it was passed x and y as arguments.

    print(f(x,y))

    You can find the complete solution below:

    You were required to write the code on line 2. 

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