Elixir newbie - I am sure I am reading the error incorrectly. Any pointers on this? The implemented protocols suggest that Jason.encode should be able to handle the term. But I get an error nevertheless. Before I massage the data into something else that Jason accepts, wanted to request pointers on how to read this error. I have a structure (stat, in the attached screen shot). i(stat) says it has implemented the Jason.Encoder protocol?
Any pointers would be deeply appreciated.

Please just copy the error message next time; it is very hare to read in a screen shot with not the greatest color scheme.
A list can be encoded, but a tuple cannot. You have a tuple as the first element of the list, so it still cannot be encoded. Jason can only encode the data structure if everything is encodable.
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The data type of stat
is a list, and Jason.Encoder is indeed implemented for lists. That doesn’t mean however that Jason.Encoder is implemented for any specific item of the list. Specifically, you have a list of tuples, and the Jason.Encoder protocol is not implemented by default for tuples.
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Thank you. Will copy message as is next time. Sorry about that dumb question. I get the error.
Thanks for the quick reply. That was pretty dumb of me.
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No worries, just part of learning!
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