I don’t understand to what you say “no”.
I mean in your example it calls two different foo functions. The for construct handles that in a special way, there are not several definitions for for to my knowledge in the Elixir code.
I don’t understand to what you say “no”.
I mean in your example it calls two different foo functions. The for construct handles that in a special way, there are not several definitions for for to my knowledge in the Elixir code.