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insidecode.local / workflow demo • SELECTING CODE • RUNNING INSIDECODE • EXPLANATION READY
nextMove.ts ×
1 function playTurn(nextMove) {
2   if (!nextMove) {
3     return;
4   }
5
6   board.apply(nextMove);
7 }
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12  const total = items.reduce((sum, item) =>
13    sum + item.price,
14    0
15  );
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✓ ANALYSIS COMPLETEThis expression adds the prices in the list.3 lines selected · ready to analyze

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selection.ts
1const active = users.filter((user) =>
2  user.enabled && user.role === 'editor'
3);
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This code creates a new list containing enabled users whose role is editor.

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