Erlang Record Filtering with Property-Based and Exhaustive Testing

Writing correct record-filtering logic requires more than just basic unit tests, especially when dealing with complex date logic and edge cases. This text-only course guides you through the process of building and validating robust filtering systems in Erlang, ensuring your code handles every scenario correctly. You will learn how to approach testing systematically to eliminate bugs before they reach production. By completing this course, you will be able to confidently implement record-filtering functions and verify their behavior against exhaustive datasets and property-inspired test scenarios. What you'll learn: - Understand the core concepts of record manipulation and pattern matching in Erlang - Design exhaustive test datasets to verify filtering logic across edge cases like leap years - Apply property-inspired testing concepts to validate general rules and invariants - Implement correct birthday-matching logic that handles calendar anomalies smoothly - Structure your Erlang test suites to be maintainable, readable, and highly thorough This course begins with foundational Erlang record concepts and testing terminology before moving on to practical, step-by-step implementation and validation exercises. You will read detailed code explanations and analyze realistic scenarios to build a deep, practical understanding of high-quality software verification. This course is designed for beginner to intermediate Erlang developers who want to improve their testing practices and write more reliable functional code. No advanced testing background is required. Start reading today to master robust record validation and property-based testing concepts in Erlang.