10 Tips for Better Emails
I’ve seen a lot of bad emails and I’ve written my share of them too. Here are 10 tips for better email communications.
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10 Tips for Better Emails
I’ve seen a lot of bad emails and I’ve written my share of them too. Here are 10 tips for better email communications.
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Factorials in Erlang!
In Math, the factorial of a number n , written as n!, is defined as the product of all positive integers less than or equal to n. 0! is a […]
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Hello, world! — In Erlang
The Hello World application serves as a very basic introduction to programming in a new language. So we start off with another Hello World, this time in Erlang. Create your […]
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1 Before i
You may have noticed that our tests for equality look a bit unnatural. We write 1 == i instead of the usual i == 1 to catch a common typo […]
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Eleven and Beyond
Counting up to ten hardly impresses anybody anymore, unless you’re still in nappies. So let’s now press on and go to eleven and beyond. As before, we start by adding […]
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Converting Numbers to Words
The Hello World application that we did last time doesn’t see much use in real life. So let’s create something more useful — an application that converts numbers to words! […]
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![The Hello World application serves as a very basic introduction to programming in a new language. So we start off with another Hello World, this time in Erlang. Create your […]](http://computing.biz.ph/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/stuffed_toys-195x110.jpg "Hello, world! — In Erlang")
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1 Before i
Posted on March 9, 2010 | No CommentsYou may have noticed that our tests for equality look a bit unnatural. We write 1 == i instead of the usual i == 1 to catch a common typo […]