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3 December 2023

  • curprev 14:2914:29, 3 December 2023Elixirfan talk contribs 2,947 bytes +2,947 Created page with "==Guard Clauses in Elixir== Guard clauses in Elixir allow developers to specify conditions that must be met for a function clause to be executed. These clauses provide a way to pattern match on the arguments of a function and apply different logic based on the values of those arguments. ===Syntax=== The syntax for guard clauses in Elixir is as follows: <nowiki>@</nowiki><nowiki>attr value</nowiki> where `attr` is a valid attribute and `value` is a value for that attr..."