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parse("[F: [R, U]]').invert().expand().structureEquals(parse("F U R U' R' F'"))
Also see #7 (a special case for toString() and #9 (providing convenience for when you just want to manipulate strings.
This is also only easy to provide for built-ins, although Javascript technically supports modifying class prototypes downstream from the original definition.
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Also see #7 (a special case for
toString()
and #9 (providing convenience for when you just want to manipulate strings.This is also only easy to provide for built-ins, although Javascript technically supports modifying class prototypes downstream from the original definition.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: