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Property-Based Testing with PropEr, Erlang, and Elixir: The order of the functions in the source code file (functions order)

Of course, I understand that the order of the functions depends on the preferences of each, but for me, as a programmer who once programmed in Pascal,


it is convenient when the code that is located above is contained in the code that is located below. If possible, I try to arrange my Erlang functions this way too.

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