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Erlang programming language → Erlang (programming language) – Conformance with WP naming conventions LotLE×talk
The page was moved. Move discussion is here: Wikipedia talk:WikiProject Programming languages/Renaming poll.
Mnesia edit
"Mnesia" redirects here, but this page does not explain it, and has a "see also" link to this redirect.
Hello, World! edit
Please, add Hello World example.
-module(hello).
-export([hello_world/0]).
hello_world() -> io:format("hello, world\n").
Nine Nines edit
The nine nines claim is uncited and very dubious (3 sec per decade). It is much more likely to be 5 or 6 nines. Can anyone give a citation for this claim?
Maps Data type edit
Erlang has a maps (eg. dictionary/object) data type since (?) Version 17.