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Genetic Algorithms in Elixir: Usage of charlists (page 49)
@seanmor5
In the code example on page 49, the fitness_function suddenly switches to using charlists instead of the previously used strings. This would just be a continuity error, but calling String.jaro_distance/2 with two charlists is not valid afaik.
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