Function: next()
next<
Value>(iterable): [Optional<Value>,Iterable<Value,any,any>]
Returns a pair of iterables. If iterable is empty, then both of the
returned iterables are empty. Otherwise, the first iterable contains the
first value of iterable and the second iterable contains the rest of the
values of iterable. The second iterable can only be iterated once.
Type Parameters
• Value
Parameters
• iterable: Iterable<Value, any, any>
Returns
[Optional<Value>, Iterable<Value, any, any>]
Example
const slothActivities = [`sleeping`, `yawning`, `eating`]
const [first, rest] = next(slothActivities)
console.log(get(first))
//=> sleeping
console.log([...rest])
//=> [ 'yawning', 'eating' ]
const badThingsAboutSloths = []
const [first2, rest2] = next(badThingsAboutSloths)
console.log(count(first2))
//=> 0
console.log(count(rest2))
//=> 0