add example demonstrating Deno collections for user data processing #1107
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thisisjofrank
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Nice example! Thank you!
Drop us an email at [email protected] if you'd like some stickers as an extra thank you!
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Thank you for the feedback! I really enjoyed creating this example and contributing to the project. I'm happy to help with additional examples in the future if that's welcome. By the way, I’ll reach out via email for some stickers—thank you for the offer! Looking forward to more collaboration! |
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Added an example demonstrating how to use Deno’s @std/collections library for user data processing. This example utilizes the pick, omit, and partition functions to selectively extract data fields, remove specific fields, and categorize users into different groups.