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---
title: Elixir
category: Development
---
## Type checks
```elixir
is_atom/1
is_bitstring/1
is_boolean/1
is_function/1
is_function/2
is_integer/1
is_float/1
is_binary/1
is_list/1
is_map/1
is_tuple/1
is_nil/1
is_number/1
is_pid/1
is_port/1
is_reference/1
```
### Operators
```elixir
left != right # equal
left !== right # match
left ++ right # concat lists
left <> right # concat string/binary
left =~ right # regexp
```
### Numbers
```
abs(n)
rem(a, b) # remainder (modulo)
div(a, b) # integer division
round(n)
```
### Functions
```
apply(fn, args)
apply(module, fn, args)
```
### Inspecting
```elixir
inspect(arg, opts \\ [])
```
### Tuples
```elixir
elem(tuple, 1) # like tuple[1]
put_elem(tuple, index, value)
tuple_size(tuple)
```
### Maps
```elixir
put_in(data, keys, value)
Map.get(map, key)
Map.put(map, key, value)
```
### String
```elixir
import String
str = "hello"
str |> length() #=> 5
str |> codepoints() #=> ["h", "e", "l", "l", "o"]
str |> slice(2..-1) #=> "llo"
str |> split(" ") #=> ["hello"]
str |> capitalize() #=> "Hello"
str |> match(regex)
```
### Float
```elixir
import Float
n = 10.3
n |> ceil() #=> 11.0
n |> ceil(2) #=> 11.30
n |> to_string() #=> "1.030000+e01"
n |> to_string([decimals: 2, compact: true])
Float.parse("34") #=> { 34.0, "" }
```
### Integer
```elixir
import Integer
n = 12
digits(n) #=> [1, 2]
to_char_list(n) #=> '12'
to_string(n)
is_even(n)
is_odd(n)
# Different base:
digits(n, 2) #=> [1, 1, 0, 0]
to_char_list(n, 2) #=> '1100'
to_string(n, 2)
parse("12") #=> 12
undigits([1, 2]) #=> 12
```
### Type casting
```elixir
Float.parse("34.1") #=> {34.1, ""}
Integer.parse("34") #=> {34, ""}
Float.to_string(34.1) #=> "3.4100e+01"
Float.to_string(34.1, [decimals: 2, compact: true]) #=> "34.1"
```
### Map
```js
import Map
map = %{id: 1, name: "hi"}
delete(map, :name) #=> "hi"
pop(map, :name) #=> %{id: 1}
put(map, :id, 2) #=> %{id: 2, name: "hi"}
put_new(map, :id, 2) # only if `id` doesn't exist
get(map, :id) #=> 1
keys(map) #=> [:id, :name]
values(map) #=> [1, "hi"]
to_list(map) #=> [id: 1, name: "hi"]
#=> [{:id, 1}, {:name, "hi"}]
merge(map, %{name: "hello"})
Map.new([{:b, 1}, {:a, 2}])
Map.new([a: 1, b: 2])
Map.new([:a, :b], fn x -> {x, x} end) #=> %{a: :a, b: :b}
```
### List
Also see [Enum](#enum).
```js
import List
list = [ 1, 2, 3, 4 ]
first(list)
last(list)
flatten(list)
flatten(list, tail)
```
### Enum
```elixir
# consider streams instead
import Enum
# High-order
reduce(list, acc, fn)
map(list, fn)
reject(list, fn)
any?(list, fn)
empty?(list, fn)
list = [:a, :b, :c]
at(list, 0) #=> :a
count(list) #=> 3
empty?(list) #=> false
any?(list) #=> true
concat(list, [:d]) #=> [:d]
```
There's really way too many things, just see <https://learnxinyminutes.com/docs/elixir/>.
## Syntax
### [Structs](http://elixir-lang.org/getting-started/structs.html)
```elixir
defmodule User do
defstruct name: "", age: nil
end
%User{name: "John", age: 20}
```
### Functions
### Function heads
```elixir
def join(a, b \\ nil)
def join(a, b) when is_nil(b) do: a end
def join(a, b) do: a <> b; end
```