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In Erlang, there is a interesting syntax to make a list, it is called List Comprehensions. Let's call up some mathematical expressions in our middle school, such as { X | X > 0}. The List Comprehension likes that. It can be expressed obviously, naturally, and easy to be understood.

I have sawn the syntax in prolog firstly. Erlang has also it. Let's look an example.

L = [1, 2, 3, 4, 5].

[2 * X || X <- L].

=> [2, 4, 6, 8, 10]

Oh. That is just the range expression. When we are young, we have known that. Maybe the next generation will learn functional programming in the future. That is a natural way to write a program.

Yes. You can make a list in another way. But if you use the syntax, you can get benefit from the Erlang becaus the syntax will deal with the logic of making a list optimistically.