Multiple matches inside reduce

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Thank you That explains it. Also, your post helped me form the right question for searching the “tubes” so I was able to find this as well.

Anonymous functions with multiple body

The point is that to me is like i’m using a switch statement, or a sort of case statement, and if the value that i pass match a case, i print the string, so what’s the difference to use a function like this or use a switch in other languages? Function clauses perform the control flow of switch statements (i.e. they allow branching on conditions) but they also bind values to variables at the same time. e.g. In the second line of: handle_result = fn {:ok, result} -> IO.puts "handling the re…

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