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Another advantage of Erlang's unconventional syntax, as well as its single-binding variables, is that it doesn't look like a typical imperative language. Becaus
by jdeisenberg 12y ago
Another advantage of Erlang's unconventional syntax, as well as its single-binding variables, is that it doesn't look like a typical imperative language. Because of this, I'm not as tempted to think in imperative terms when programming in Erlang. That having been said, I do like Elixir's string-handling functions.
- exo762 12y ago> That having been said, I do like Elixir's string-handling functions. That's impressive, considering that Erlang and it's standard lib is mostly string agnostic. I need to do my research on Elixir's libraries.