use triple-quoted strings to avoid backslashes#16
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How about this?
return i >= 0 && i < s.length ? Just(s.charAt(i)) : Nothing;Seems a tad cleaner to me.
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I agree. Sorry, I literally just merged as your message popped up. If you want to send another PR, I'll merge it.
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No worries. Thanks for the quick merge!
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This is a readability improvement in my opinion.