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=== Features === Some notable features of Elixir include: * '''Functional Programming''': Elixir is a functional language, which means that functions are first-class citizens. It embraces immutability and encourages the use of pure functions, making it easier to write code that is easier to reason about and test. * '''Concurrent Programming''': Elixir is designed for concurrency. It provides lightweight processes, known as actors, which communicate through message passing. This enables developers to write highly concurrent and fault-tolerant systems, making Elixir suitable for building scalable and distributed applications. * '''Scalability''': Elixir is built on the battle-tested Erlang virtual machine, known for its ability to handle massive-scale systems. Elixir applications can be easily scaled vertically and horizontally, allowing for efficient utilization of hardware resources. * '''Metaprogramming''': Elixir provides powerful metaprogramming capabilities, allowing developers to extend the language and the standard library. Metaprogramming enables code generation and DSL (Domain Specific Language) creation, providing flexibility and expressiveness in code design. * '''Tooling''': Elixir comes with a comprehensive set of tools to aid in development, testing, and deployment. The mix build tool provides tasks for managing dependencies, running tests, and generating documentation. The built-in code formatter helps maintain a consistent code style across projects, and the observer tool provides insights into the runtime system.
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