Introduce collections interfaces #34
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…n_array function, unit test it and update the docs.
… and update the docs.
Create FromIterable interface Change AbstractCollection and AbstractFilterableCollection to implement the interfaces Allow `duplicates` to remove only unique values Add `keys` and `values` method to collections Fix tests Add tests for new code Update documentation
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The objective of this PR is to introduce interfaces to define methods for the collections (regular and filtered).
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FromIterableinterfaceAbstractCollectionandAbstractFilterableCollectionto implement the interfacesduplicatesto return only unique valueskeysandvaluesmethod to collectionsThis PR also cherry-picked #32 and #33 that introduce the
hasandduplicatesmethods on the collections (Thanks @tdashton)