Vim multiply ints #215
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A one-line function in VimL that multiplies two ints a and b without any arithmetic/bitwise operators.
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Please describe your program and how to run it.
A one-liner function for multiplying two Numbers without any arithmetic/bitshift operators. See #144.
Requires Vim 8.0 or later for lambda syntax. Lambda is used because otherwise, function definition in VimL will require at least 3 lines due to
:function {name}and:endfunctionboilerplate.To run:
:source vim/multiply_ints.vimfrom a Vim instance, or open Vim withvim -S vim/multiply_ints.vim.:echo Multiply(3, 5). Vim will echo back15.What Programming Language?
VimL.