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Ruby Data Processing: Using Map, Reduce, and Select
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Ruby Data Processing: Using Map, Reduce, and Select

by Jay Godse
February 2018
Intermediate to advanced
110 pages
1h 32m
English
Apress
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Index

A, B, C, D, E

Data sets
area code
denormalize
list of names
lookup policy data
sliding averages
uniq()
Debugging
map
reduce
select

F, G, H

FizzBuzz

I, J, K, L

Intersection points
clusters
functions
map()

M, N, O

Map
description
list of names
name bar
names to CSV
odd cubes
random list of names
sequence of sales

P, Q

Pascal’s triangle
Postfix/reverse polish notation
command line
stack
Pythagoras Theorem

R

Reduce
list of names
max
memo/element
name bar
names to CSV
odd cubes
random list of names
reverse
sequence of sales
uniq
Reverse-engineering
Pascal’s triangle
Ruby
arrays
block-passing syntax
command line
compact()
flatten()
hash
object
pop
push()
reading files
shift
string
interpolation
join()
split()
unshift()

S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z

Select
description
list of names
name bar
names to CSV
odd cubes
random list ...
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