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defmodule Flattery do
  def run({a, b}, acc)
      when is_map(b) == false,
      do: Map.merge(acc, %{a => b})

  def run({_a, b}, acc)
      when is_map(b),
      do: go(b, acc)

  def run({a, b}, acc),

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'.source.elixir':
  'Iex Pry':
    'prefix':'pry'
    'body': """
      require IEx
      IEx.pry()
     """
  'New GenServer':
    'prefix':'genmod'
    'body': """

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defmodule Queens do
  @type t :: %Queens{black: {integer, integer}, white: {integer, integer}, grid: List.t()}
  defstruct black: nil, white: nil, grid: nil

  @doc """
  Creates a new set of Queens

  """
  @spec new({integer, integer}, {integer, integer}, integer) :: t()
  def new(white \\ {0, 3}, black \\ {7, 3}, grid \\ 8)

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# Ecto - Model
defmodule YourPhoenixApp.PaperclipAvatar do
  use YourPhoenixApp.Web, :model
  alias YourPhoenixApp.{Repo, PaperclipAvatar}
  #
  # There are places in my existing app where only the avatar image is required.  
  # So I created a module that sole purpose was to read that data.
  #
  schema "users" do 
    field :avatar_file_name,      :string

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defmodule Citrusbyte do

  @moduledoc """
    This module - demonstrates use of pattern matching in Elixir to modify a list.
    [[1,2,[3]],4] -> [1,2,3,4]
    
    Usage:
    Citrusbyte.example [[1,2,[3]],4] #=> [1,2,3,4]
  """

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defmodule Bicycle do
  defstruct [wheels: 2, pedals: nil, seat: nil,  pass: nil]
end

defmodule BikeTypeCheck do

  def check(%Bicycle{wheels: count, pedals: val}=bike) do
    return = with {:ok, 2} <- count_wheels(count),
                  {:ok, true} <- has_pedals(val),
             do: pedal_away(bike)

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#
# Specifically written for - this problem with folders unzipped from this https://www.prepbootstrap.com website.
# may be able to help someone solve similar issue.
#
# Problem: Folder contains no folder structure - but hints at them in the file names:
# /
# Theme-LightWayAdmin\blog.html
# Theme-LightWayAdmin\font-awesome\less\list.less
# Theme-LightWayAdmin\bootstrap-elements.html
# Theme-LightWayAdmin\font-awesome\less\mixins.less

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puts "#{ENV['RUBY_VERSION']}"

require 'rubygems'
require 'httparty'
require 'forwardable'

module Rulers
  module Model
		module HttpModel

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby 
OUTSIDE_STATE = true

NAMES = {:objects => []}

module CheckSelf
  module ClassMethods
    def self.inherited(child)
      ::NAMES[:objects] << child
    end