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I am trying to figure out why :erts_debug.size({}) returns 0. The function returns the number of words taken up in the heap. For an ...
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I was going through the internal representation of integers in erlangVM. It uses 2’s complement to represent the signed integer w...
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It appears that structures created with the %Struct{...} syntax do not share the key tuple.
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iex> Enum.map(1..1000, &%UR...
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Hello community!
I’ve been comparing some version string binaries with the built-in comparison keywords, and the results seems about rig...
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While scrolling around, I found that Map.new/2 uses :lists.reverse/1 after the transformation on the enumerable is completed. I wonder if...
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Erlang maps can share a tuple of keys to reduce memory usage.
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