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List comprehensions would bring several benefits and prevent code smell.
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In Lua you are encouraged to not modify tables during traversal.
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When traversing a table to exclude all the odd numbers you'd be creating a large statement to get rid of them, with list comprehensions this could be shortened and cleaner
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When traversing a table to exclude all the odd numbers you'd be creating a large statement to get rid of them, with list comprehensions this could be shortened and cleaner.
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## Design
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To solve these problems, I propose a `n for-in-do` expression form that is syntactically similar to a for statement, but lacks terminating `end`.
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The `n for-in-do` expression must match ``<identifier> for <identifier> in <expr> do``
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The `n for-in-do` expression must match ``<identifier> for <identifier> in <expr> do``.
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A ``if <expr> then`` expression might be required.
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Example:
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```lua
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-- list comprehensions
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local t = {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}
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local onlyEven = {for n in t do if n%2 == 0 then n}
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local onlyEven = {n for n in t do if n%2 == 0}
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```
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## Drawbacks
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List comprehensions may be misused.
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The list comprehensions have similar drawbacks to the if expression drawbacks
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The list comprehensions have similar drawbacks to the if expression drawbacks.
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https://github.com/Roblox/luau/blob/master/rfcs/syntax-if-expression.md
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## Alternatives
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```
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## Function syntax
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List comprehensions could be implemented as functions with ``table.map`` or ``table.filter``
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List comprehensions could be implemented as functions with ``table.map`` or ``table.filter`` .
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### Examples:
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