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garrison
Still trying to write shorter posts. Did better this time. Most here probably know this stuff but it’s still good to write things like th...
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I’m currently following along the magnificent book Crafting Interpreters by Robert Nystrom. The author gradually builds up an interpreter...
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jacknorman
Hello guys, I have a fairly simple question and cant seem to understand it. for example we have the following code: x = 1 x = 2 IO.put...
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rogerdff
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bodhilogic
Elixir is touted as being a ‘Functional Language’ and the common characteristic of a functional language is that its ‘variables’ are immu...
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English3000
What’s on my mind is when a small part of a complex data structure is modified, one must traverse from the root to that part to update th...
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English3000
According to GeeksForGeeks, “Stack space in recursive calls counts too as extra space required by a program.” In other words, to get the...
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vals
iex(5)> list1 = [1,2,3] [1, 2, 3] iex(6)> list2 = [4 | list1] [4, 1, 2, 3] I am trying to imagine how immutability works in Elixir...
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skosch
To my knowledge, put_in, Map.update etc. all have the one limitation of not automatically creating intermediate keys when needed (for exa...
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hariharasudhan94
As we all know elixir is an immutable language, for example consider tha below statement statement1: map = %{ “name” => “hari”, “...
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skosch
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nezzart
What's the difference between variable binding and assignment? How does that work on a low level?
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hipertracker
How to write idiomatic Elixir for the following code in Ruby? The main difficulty here is that the immutable language cannot accumulate i...
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hariharasudhan94
As we all know elixir is an immutable language, for example consider tha below statement statement1: map = %{ “name” => “hari”, “...
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Qqwy
Certain kinds of algorithms can be sped up (or even: are only possible) by using cyclic data structures. Functional languages make it har...
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bodhilogic
Elixir is touted as being a ‘Functional Language’ and the common characteristic of a functional language is that its ‘variables’ are immu...
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English3000
According to GeeksForGeeks, “Stack space in recursive calls counts too as extra space required by a program.” In other words, to get the...
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English3000
What’s on my mind is when a small part of a complex data structure is modified, one must traverse from the root to that part to update th...
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vals
iex(5)> list1 = [1,2,3] [1, 2, 3] iex(6)> list2 = [4 | list1] [4, 1, 2, 3] I am trying to imagine how immutability works in Elixir...
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rogerdff
I have to keep a large list of points in memory for real time access, after fetching the table from a DB. Each point is a struct that ha...
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