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Jaison Vieiraon October 3, 2021 at 8:34 am
I did all this using the previous lessons and some google for things I couldn’t figure out and only realized that I should go along with the next lessons when I got to binaries and it got extremely hard. 🤦🏽♂️
I gotta say I learned a lot. Will keep with the next lessons and brush up on what I did so far. I’ve never seen a course like this. It’s very good and I will definitely do the next one.
Yes, there should have been errors. I corrected the issue. A recent update to the project file accidentally left it on the “solutions” branch instead of the “main” branch. You can re-download the file to have it correct.
Hi Marcus! Sorry for the confusion, the instructions are part of the course. After downloading the project, continue to the next lesson for the instructions.
I did all this using the previous lessons and some google for things I couldn’t figure out and only realized that I should go along with the next lessons when I got to binaries and it got extremely hard. 🤦🏽♂️
I gotta say I learned a lot. Will keep with the next lessons and brush up on what I did so far. I’ve never seen a course like this. It’s very good and I will definitely do the next one.
Great job, Mark!
I like TDD, it’s like an old school Ruby Way.
Awesome!!! 🔥 🔥 🔥
Thanks Mark
PS D:\dev\edu\pattern_matching> iex.bat -S mix
warning: use Mix.Config is deprecated. Use the Config module instead
config/config.exs:12
Interactive Elixir (1.14.1) – press Ctrl+C to exit (type h() ENTER for help)
iex(1)>
Most likely you have already figured this out.
But in case any other person wants to get rid of this warning.
One shall change Line of Code # 12 at `config/config.exs` as follows.
`use Mix.Config` will become `import Config`.
—
Caleb
I updated the downloads to not give this warning any more. Thanks!
If I run “mix test” in unzipped folder I get 0 failures:
mix test
…………………………………………
Finished in 0.1 seconds (0.00s async, 0.1s sync)
48 tests, 0 failures
Shouldn’t there be lots of errors?
Hi Marko!
Yes, there should have been errors. I corrected the issue. A recent update to the project file accidentally left it on the “solutions” branch instead of the “main” branch. You can re-download the file to have it correct.
I can see all the tasks in lib/pattern_matching but there are no instructions
Hi Marcus! Sorry for the confusion, the instructions are part of the course. After downloading the project, continue to the next lesson for the instructions.