LFE

LFE, or Lisp Flavored Erlang, is a programming language which runs on the Erlang VM. Like Erlang itself, it has many features more commonly associated with an operating system than with a programming language: concurrent processes, scheduling, memory management, distribution, networking, etc. LFE provides developers the option of creating software that has the power of Erlang but with the syntax of a Lisp-2 language. Furthermore, LFE is 100% compatible/interoperable with Erlang Core.

Tasks

• Accumulator factory
• Ackermann function
• Arithmetic-geometric mean
• Arithmetic/Complex
• Arithmetic/Integer
• Array concatenation
• Arrays
• Associative array/Creation
• Associative array/Iteration
• Averages/Arithmetic mean
• Binary digits
• Bitwise operations
• Boolean values
• Call a function
• Call an object method
• Character codes
• Check that file exists
• Classes
• Closures/Value capture
• Combinations with repetitions
• Command-line arguments
• Compound data type
• Concurrent computing
• Copy a string
• Count in octal
• Create a file
• Currying
• Distributed programming
• Dot product
• Echo server
• Empty string
• Events
• Execute a system command
• Factorial
• Factors of an integer
• Fibonacci sequence
• Flatten a list
• Fork
• Function composition
• Function definition
• Greatest element of a list
• Guess the number
• Guess the number/With feedback
• HTTP
• Hash from two arrays
• Hash join
• Hello world!
• Hello world/Newline omission
• Hello world/Text
• Hostname
• Identity matrix
• JSON
• Levenshtein distance
• Loop over multiple arrays simultaneously
• Loops/Foreach
• Matrix multiplication
• Matrix transposition
• Non-decimal radices/Convert
• Partial function application
• Permutations
• Prime decomposition
• Read entire file
• Rename a file
• Rep-string
• Repeat a string
• Reverse a string
• Set
• String length
• String prepend
• Substring
• Sum of a series
• Sum of squares
• System time
• Tokenize a string
• Unicode strings
• Word wrap