Learn With Me: Elixir

We learn about what currying and partial function application is and how it applies to Elixir.

This is Part 2 of our coverage of the Enum module, where we examine each function in detail.

We get some Elixir practice by implementing FizzBuzz in several different ways.

We learn about function composition and pipelines in Elixir and compare it to Javascript and C#.

This is Part 1 in our detailed examination of the functions in the Enum module

We learn all about recursion in Elixir and how we can make use of tail call optimization.

We take a close look at the functions in the Tuple module.

We learn about how to properly specify default values for multiple function clauses.

We learn about how to use guard clauses to improve flow control and pattern matching.

We learn about using pattern matching with functions and using pattern matching to provide flow control.

We take a look at pattern matching, which is one of the core concepts of Elixir.

We learn about comprehensions in Elixir.

We learn about sets in Elixir.

We learn about Elixir keyword lists and when to use them.

We learn about structs in Elixir and what they are used for

We learn about Elixir maps and when to use them.

We learn about enumerables in Elixir.

We learn about Elixir character lists and how they differ from strings.

We learn about lists, which are an important data structure in Elixir.

We learn about Elixir tuples.

We learn about commands in IEx as well as loading and running code.

More about Elixir modules and functions. It's a big topic, and someone has to cover it.

We learn about Elixir modules and functions.

We learn about strings in Elixir and how they are binaries in disguise.

We covered binaries briefly in the post discussing the data types in Elixir, but here's where we go into detail. As previously mentioned, binaries store binary data either as a collection of bytes (binary) or as a collection of bits (bitstring). I suspect they