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HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) is the standard content markup language of the web. It is an open standard developed and maintained by W3C (World Wide Web Consortium).
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perl6: html color gradient generator
I think it makes most sense to just put them into a new array
my @html-colors;
for @colors -> @color {
@html-colors.push: '#' ~ @color.map( *.base(16,0).fmt: '%02s' ).join;
}
Anytime, though, you … my @html-colors;
for @colors -> @color {
@html-colors.push: '#' ~ @color».base(16,0)».fmt('%02s').join;
}
Basically, ».foo means take every element and .foo it, and it returns a list of the values, …
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