> `file->lines` produces the contents of the lines, without the
> newlines. So this is as intended. This is also the behavior I would
> have expected from `read-words/line` originally.
>
> Sam
>
Hi,
Part 2 of the HtDP2e book, recommends the usage `read-words/line' for
preserving the organizati
On Saturday, April 16, 2016 at 4:20:16 PM UTC-6, Robby Findler wrote:
> And in response to Quico, I would say that what's happening here is
> that read-line (and therefore read-words/line) are interpreting a
> "line" to be a bunch of characters followed by a specific set of
> delimiters (a newline
Hello, I posted this question in SO, but hoping to get more answers here.
I'm reading Part two from the 2htdp book, and I'm curious about the behavior of
the read-words/line function that lives under 2htdp/batch-io.
I created two different files, the first file having a \n at the end of the
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