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John Ankanna committed Aug 25, 2019
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You can read specific parts with following links...

[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](./#part-6) [Part 7](./#part-7) [Part 8](./#part-8)
[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)

## Part 1

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**Usage**

```elixir
$ iex bug_error.ex
iex bug_error.ex

iex> raise BugError
** (BugError) BUG BUG ..
iex> raise BugError, message: "I am Bug.." #here passing the message dynamic
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This above tip is from [qhwa](https://medium.com/@qhwa_85848)

[Part 1](./#part-1) [Part 2](./#part-2) [Part 3](./#part-3) [Part 4](./#part-4) [Part 5](./#part-5) [Part 6](./#part-6) [Part 7](./#part-7)
[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)

## Part 2

### **1  Code Grouping**

Code grouping stands for something great. It shows you how your code is grouped when you write multiple lines of code in single line with out using braces. It will be more clear with the following example.
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true
iex> x > [1,2,3]
true
iex>▶ [1,2,3] < 1234567890
iex> [1, 2, 3] < 1234567890
false
```

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At beginning stage, I used to press `^c` `^c` twice and restart shell as `iex -S mix` whenever I make changes to the project files. If you are doing this now, stop it right now. You can just recompile the project.

```elixir
$ iex -S mix
iex -S mix

iex> recompile
```

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![img](https://cdn-images-1.medium.com/max/1000/0*Qskz94BcqMSyPAuH.png)

[Part 1](./#part-1) [Part 2](./#part-2) [Part 3](./#part-3) [Part 4](./#part-4) [Part 5](./#part-5) [Part 6](./#part-6) [Part 7](./#part-7)

## Part 3
[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)

### 1. Functions as Guard Clauses

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[1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10]
```

[Part 1](./#part-1) [Part 2](./#part-2) [Part 3](./#part-3) [Part 4](./#part-4) [Part 5](./#part-5) [Part 6](./#part-6) [Part 7](./#part-7)

[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)
## Part 4

### 1. Running Multiple Mix Tasks

```elixir
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264529
```

[Part 1](./#part-1) [Part 2](./#part-2) [Part 3](./#part-3) [Part 4](./#part-4) [Part 5](./#part-5) [Part 6](./#part-6) [Part 7](./#part-7)
[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)

## Part 5

### 1. Fetching the default Mix Compilers list

```elixir
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"helloblackode"
```

[Part 1](./#part-1) [Part 2](./#part-2) [Part 3](./#part-3) [Part 4](./#part-4) [Part 5](./#part-5) [Part 6](./#part-6) [Part 7](./#part-7)
[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)

## Part 6

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See also [Elixir Style Guide](https://github.com/christopheradams/elixir_style_guide)

## Part 7
[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)

[Part 1](./#part-1) [Part 2](./#part-2) [Part 3](./#part-3) [Part 4](./#part-4) [Part 5](./#part-5) [Part 6](./#part-6) [Part 7](./#part-7)
## Part 7

### 10\|&gt; Pretty Printing quoted Expression

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In general, with out using `alias __MODULE__` , we have to type full module name like `%User.Authentication{key: "key", token: ".."}` to define the struct but now simply `%Auth{key: "key", token: ".."}` will be the better approach.

[Part 1](#part-1) [Part 2](#part-2) [Part 3](#part-3) [Part 4](#part-4) [Part 5](#part-5) [Part 6](#part-6) [Part 7](#part-7) [Part 8](#part-8)

## Part 8

I am using the following development stack at the moment of writing this article.
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