Elixir Sigils | Table O Contents

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##Sigils

Note. The Sigil ~w() statement in the Elixer programming language produces a set of key or seed words or strings, as follows:

iex> ~w(one two three)s

;where the switch of s suffixed to the rear or caboose of the Sigil-statement returns all values as strings, as follows:

Returns …

["one", "two", "three"]

Or,

As atoms when evoking the a suffix to the Sigil-statement, as follows:

iex> ~w(one two three)a

Returns …

[:one, :two, :three]

Note. Anonymous functions are created OUTSIDE of any module in Elixer.

Rule. Use dot notation to call an anonymous function, as follows:

```elixer iex> anon.(10)

Whereas, Named functions are created inside any module.