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10 Killer Elixir Tips #2

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1 — Code Grouping

Code grouping stands for something great. It shows you how your code is grouped when you write multiple lines of code in single line with out using braces. It will be more clear with the following example.

one 1 |> two()

If you want to see how this line of code is grouped into, you can check in the following format..

quote(do: one 1 |> two()) |> Macro.to_string |> IO.puts
one(1 |> two())

So, by using the quote and Macro.to_string you can see how our code is grouped.

This tip came out in discussion with the creator of Ecto MichalMuskala in the Elixir forum.

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