Erlang Practice 2/10 - Atoms, Tuples and Pattern Matching

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“Create the tuple {alumno, howard, 38, “4pm”} and extract the name using pattern matching.” Exercise 2 of 10 from the Erlang programming practice. This exercise was performed on an Ubuntu EC2 instance in AWS Academy, using the Erlang interactive shell (erl). It demonstrates how to create a tuple containing student information and how to extract the name using pattern matching.

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