Hi Richard!
Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
There's a reason why #inject:into: puts the block argument
last. It works better to have "heavy" constituents on the
right in an English sentence, and it's easier to indent
blocks when they come last.
Nice, I never though of it this way.
#reduce: aReduction
Are you saying that aReduction is an object from which
a dyadic block and an initial value can be derived?
That's going to confuse the heck out of Dolphin and Pharo
users (like me, for example). And in my copy of Pharo,
#reduce: calls #reduceLeft:, not #foldLeft:
