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	~~== Welcome to ElixirBlocks. ==~~



	~~This is my personal web project where I write small working blocks of useful Elixir Code.~~

	~~If you want to contribute here are the rules:~~

	~~1. Write the smallest fully working code examples possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example running quickly.~~

	~~2. Set assumptions prior to writing. If your code requires perquisite knowledge, be explicit and let the reader know.~~

	~~3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.~~

	~~To write code you encapsulate it in the '''syntaxhighlight''' element. Click the blue Edit button to see the syntax of the code example below.~~


	~~<syntaxhighlight>~~
	~~def hello_world() do~~
	~~"hello world"~~
	~~end~~
	~~</syntaxhighlight>~~

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2023-03-08T13:24:43Z

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	3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.		3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.

	To write code you encapsulate it in the '''syntaxhighlight''' element. ~~At the top of the page click~~ the Edit button to see the syntax of the code example below.		To write code you encapsulate it in the '''syntaxhighlight''' element. Click the blue Edit button to see the syntax of the code example below.

2023-03-08T13:22:18Z

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	If you want to contribute here are the rules:		If you want to contribute here are the rules:

	1. Write the smallest fully working ~~example~~ possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example quickly.		1. Write the smallest fully working code examples possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example running quickly.

	2. Set assumptions prior to writing. If your code requires perquisite knowledge, be explicit and let the reader know.		2. Set assumptions prior to writing. If your code requires perquisite knowledge, be explicit and let the reader know.

2023-03-08T13:21:07Z

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	3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.		3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.

	To write code encapsulate it in the '''syntaxhighlight''' element. At the top of the page click the Edit button to see the ~~innards~~ of the code example below.		To write code you encapsulate it in the '''syntaxhighlight''' element. At the top of the page click the Edit button to see the syntax of the code example below.

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	3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.		3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.

			To write code encapsulate it in the '''syntaxhighlight''' element. At the top of the page click the Edit button to see the innards of the code example below.


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	end		end
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>


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	== Welcome to ElixirBlocks. ==		== Welcome to ElixirBlocks. ==



	This is my personal web project where I write small working blocks of useful Elixir Code.		This is my personal web project where I write small working blocks of useful Elixir Code.
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	end		end
	</syntaxhighlight>		</syntaxhighlight>


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	3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.		3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.


			<syntaxhighlight>
			def hello_world() do
			"hello world"
			end
			</syntaxhighlight>

2023-03-08T04:56:59Z

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	This is my personal web project where I write small working blocks of useful Elixir Code.		This is my personal web project where I write small working blocks of useful Elixir Code.

	If you want to contribute here are the rules		If you want to contribute here are the rules:

	1. Write the smallest fully working example possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example quickly.		1. Write the smallest fully working example possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example quickly.

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	1. Write the smallest fully working example possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example quickly.		1. Write the smallest fully working example possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example quickly.

	2. Set assumptions prior to writing. If ~~you example~~ requires perquisite knowledge, be explicit and let the reader know.		2. Set assumptions prior to writing. If your code requires perquisite knowledge, be explicit and let the reader know.

	3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.		3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.

2023-03-08T04:44:38Z

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	~~‎<source>~~		== Welcome to ElixirBlocks. ==
	~~def test() do~~

	~~"hello world"~~		This is my personal web project where I write small working blocks of useful Elixir Code.
	~~end~~
	~~‎</source>~~		If you want to contribute here are the rules

			1. Write the smallest fully working example possible. Ideally, the reader should be able to copy and paste the code and have a working example quickly.

			2. Set assumptions prior to writing. If you example requires perquisite knowledge, be explicit and let the reader know.

			3. Contextualize the code so the reader understands why it's useful.