Closed Tyler-Yocolano closed 6 years ago
I believe the all? function isn't working correctly. No matter what I provide the function, it always returns true. For example..
all?
(true) (false ==) all? -> true
(true) (false ==) all?
true
Wow, yes you are right. And any? is broken as well. Fixing it now...
any?
Thanks!
I believe the
all?
function isn't working correctly. No matter what I provide the function, it always returns true. For example..(true) (false ==) all?
->true