Should C<grep> and C<reverse> work in C<Any> ?

Do C<grep> and C<reverse> act like the C<join> method, in that
they work for C<Any> object and not just objects of type C<List>?

In other words,, should  C< $x.grep(...) >  work even if
$x isn't normally a list type?

Pm

• Should C<grep> and C<reverse> work in C<Any> ? by Patrick R. Michaud
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