Updating nested data with Kernel.update_in
Kernel.update_in makes it easy to update nested structures. For example, let's say we want to change Jack's last name to "Nimble" in the following list of maps: list=[ %{name: %{first: "Jack", last: "Munroe"}, age: 30}, %{name: %{first: "Jill", l...
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Thanks to some friends, I started programming in high school with QBASIC. Nowadays, I'm a software engineer working mostly in Java and active on Exercism. On weekends, you can find me outside, at a parkrun, tending to the veggie patch or the six backyard chooks.
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