
jasullivan
Testing Elixir - Typo (page 7)
I believe the second to the last sentence in the third paragraph contains a few typos.
The single element pattern in our anonymous function implies, more specifically, that the the response it a list.
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whatyouhide
Elixir Core Team / Author of Testing Elixir
Good catch, I just fixed that, thanks
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idlehands
Author of Testing Elixir
@jasullivan Thank you!
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zorn
Another typo on Page 7 of the PDF:
If a pattern match is successful, it returns the data that matched the patter, which is “truthy.”
patter
should be pattern
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