Erlang – Variables
Here we will discuss Variables in Erlang. In Erlang, all the variables are bound with the ‘=’ statement. All variables need to start with the upper case character. In other…
Here we will discuss Variables in Erlang. In Erlang, all the variables are bound with the ‘=’ statement. All variables need to start with the upper case character. In other…
Here we will discuss Data Types in Erlang. In any programming language, you need to use several variables to store various types of information. Variables are nothing but reserved memory…
The Erlang shell is used for testing of expressions. Hence, testing can be carried out in the shell very easily before it actually gets tested in the application itself. The…
In order to understand the basic syntax of Erlang, let’s first look at a simple Hello World program. Example % hello world program -module(helloworld). -export([start/0]). start() -> io:fwrite("Hello, world!\n"). The following things…
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Here we will learn the Environment of Erlang. Now before you can start working on Erlang, you need to ensure that you have a fully-functional version of Erlang running on…
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