First encounter with Elixir - Some random things
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The document discusses Samuel Lampa's first encounter with the programming language Elixir. It covers calculating GC ratios in DNA sequences, provides a DNA sequence example file, and compares Elixir processes to Go channels, noting that Elixir processes are named mailboxes tied to a process while Go channels are anonymous and separate from routines. The document is authored by Samuel Lampa from Uppsala University.
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