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Consider the Erlang code below, case_a, case_b, and case_c are equivalent to three channels in a for-select loop in Go.
receive
{case_...
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Consider the following code:
iex> fn1 = fn x -> x end
#Function<42.3316493/1 in :erl_eval.expr/6>
iex> fn2 = fn x -> ...
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Seeing several threads about semantic comparison recently motivated me to release this project I’ve been working on:
https://github.com/...
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I’ve been comparing some version string binaries with the built-in comparison keywords, and the results seems about rig...
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Is there any built-in comparison function on two numbers / strings / booleans that returns :lt, :eq or :gt?
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Currently I’m looking for some inspiration about my master thesis which I’ll start in following weeks. I program mostly ...
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Hello Elixirforum,
Could you please explain how List Comparison works in Elixir?
Why such list of integers returns true
iex(15)> [3...
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While researching for an upcoming presentation, I have been trying to compile a list/summary of differences betwee...
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Hello Elixirforum,
Could you please explain how List Comparison works in Elixir?
Why such list of integers returns true
iex(15)> [3...
New
Hello, forum friends!
While researching for an upcoming presentation, I have been trying to compile a list/summary of differences betwee...
New
Is there any built-in comparison function on two numbers / strings / booleans that returns :lt, :eq or :gt?
New
Consider the Erlang code below, case_a, case_b, and case_c are equivalent to three channels in a for-select loop in Go.
receive
{case_...
New
Hello everyone!
Currently I’m looking for some inspiration about my master thesis which I’ll start in following weeks. I program mostly ...
New
Consider the following code:
iex> fn1 = fn x -> x end
#Function<42.3316493/1 in :erl_eval.expr/6>
iex> fn2 = fn x -> ...
New
Hello community!
I’ve been comparing some version string binaries with the built-in comparison keywords, and the results seems about rig...
New
Seeing several threads about semantic comparison recently motivated me to release this project I’ve been working on:
https://github.com/...
New
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