In scheme when working with Lists, one can easily use for-each
. I have used it in the following code.
(for-each (lambda (arg)
(diplayln arg)
and the output is
1
2
3
4
I want to use the same analogy for vectors, am implementing a function vector-for-each
such that (vector-for-each display (vector "red" "orange"))
. The output should be "red" "orange"
.
What is the best way of implementing for-each
for vectors in scheme?
This will do the trick in Racket:
(for ([color (vector "red" "orange")])
(display (string-append "\"" color "\"")) ; or use `displayln`
(newline))
I'd rather use printf
, but if you want to use display
it's fine. This is how I'd do it:
(for ([color (vector "red" "orange")])
(printf "~s~n" color))