Elixir has a very similar function, IO.inspect(..), which prints a debug version of its argument and then returns it, very similar to dbg! here. Coupled with El

Elixir has a very similar function, IO.inspect(..), which prints a debug version of its argument and then returns it, very similar to dbg! here. Coupled with Elixir's pipeline operator `|>` which passes the output into the first argument of the next function, it's pretty handy: foo() |> IO.inspect |> bar()