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Added minBy and maxBy methods #37
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Or should these methods be in SequenceOf? I don't understand when a method should be in SequenceOf and when it should be in Array. |
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What are some good things to contribute to this repo? |
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Actually, I don't know, if you find there's something missing you'd like to add fell free to do it. |
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These methods are equivalent to the min_by and max_by methods in Ruby. They are useful for, say, finding the Point with the largest x-value. They've been written for efficiency rather than clarity and conciseness.