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FutureLearn Functional Programming In Erlang 1.15: Variables and Patterns
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-module(patterns). | |
-export([is_zero/1, xOr/2, xOr2/2, xOr3/2, xOr4/2, xOr5/2]). | |
-export([maxThree/3, howManyEqual/3]). | |
% | |
% The following functions are the examples provided in step 1.14 | |
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is_zero(0) -> | |
true; | |
is_zero(_) -> | |
false. | |
xOr(true,false) -> | |
true; | |
xOr(false,true) -> | |
true; | |
xOr(_,_) -> | |
false. | |
xOr2(X,X) -> | |
false; | |
xOr2(_,_) -> | |
true. | |
% | |
% My version of the functions for exercise 1.15 | |
% (using the operators suggested) | |
% | |
xOr3(X,Y) -> X =/= Y. | |
xOr4(X,Y) -> X == not Y. | |
xOr5(X,Y) -> X and not Y. | |
% (I prefer the pattern matching version in xOr2) | |
maxThree(X,Y,Z) -> max(X, max(Y, Z)). | |
howManyEqual(X, X, X) -> 3; | |
howManyEqual(_, X, X) -> 2; | |
howManyEqual(X, _, X) -> 2; | |
howManyEqual(X, X, _) -> 2; | |
howManyEqual(_, _, _) -> 0. | |
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