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Redoing this to be more clear:
Question
How can I call a function inside a module?
File: test.exs
defmodule MyModule do
def sum(a,...
New
I’m used to Rust where iterators have a ton of handy functions. What I’d like to do is equivalent to the following Rust code:
my_iterato...
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I’ve use the generators to create a project. Inside the project schema when I add a new function to the others that exist I get an error....
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Howdy :slight_smile:
How do I check if a result of a division is a whole number?
For example: 2 / 1 = 1 (A whole number).
Or another e...
New
Hi,
I was wondering if anyone could help clarify something for me. This is more due to my lack of understanding than anything else.
Sup...
New
So Enum.drop makes perfect sense to me - it drops the element at the exact position I think it should and returns a list.
Enum.drop_ever...
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An 8-Part Series on Getting Started with Elixir:
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Elixir Data Types
Variables and Operators
Pattern Matching
Elixir Functions
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A beginner here. I have the following plug code from an example Auth0 repo:
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with {:ok, token} ...
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