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When using the code, I noticed that
ifelse
is used. This function also exists in R, and for me one of the main reasons I try to avoid R. In R, it's just a hack to get stuff done because the language isn't very expressive, and because everything has to be vectorized. Luckily, we're using Julia here, so we can use clearer syntax! 😄In this PR, I propose to change all occurrences of
ifelse
with list comprehensions.Example
Say, we want to replace
"a"
with 1, and"b"
with 2 inA
:We could write
However, it is more common (and, I think, more readable) to use a ternary expression (like in C) in combination with a list comprehension