Elixir Comments | Table O Contents

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First Subtitle

Hint. Place the intro paragraph ie.) the ‘hypothesis’ here …

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Commenting in Elixir

Use the sharp symbol or # to comment-out a line, as follows:

# By placing a `sharp` at the beginning of
# your `line of code` or `text message`,
# you will have removed the comment
# from consideration at runtime

Commenting in Elixir (dupe)

Use the sharp symbol or # to comment-out a line, as follows:

# By placing a `sharp` at the beginning of
# your `line of code` or `text message`,
# you will have removed the comment
# from consideration at runtime

Jekyll Server

Note. Detailed instructions on how to view this file locally using a Jekyll server are included in the accompanying Gemfile for the project.

In short, type the following command statement from a Terminal window when set to the docs subdirectory.

jekyll serve --watch --baseurl "" -o

Last Subtitle

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Note. The above synopsis was derived from an article written by Blank Author [1].

  1. A Narrative of Psychology by Blank Author, Jan #1999

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