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Replace PRIVATE and PUBLIC by EXPORTED and… humm… not exported? #15

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Replace PRIVATE and PUBLIC by EXPORTED and… humm… not exported? #15

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[#15] Less OOP-ism
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[#15] unexported
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##### Group functions logically
> Try to always separate **PRIVATE** and **PUBLIC** functions in groups, with the public ones first, unless it helps readability and code discovery.
> Try to always separate **unexported** and **exported** functions in groups, with the exported ones first, unless it helps readability and code discovery.

*Examples*: [grouping_functions](src/grouping_functions)

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##### Write function specs
> Write the **-spec**'s for your public fun's, and for private fun's when it adds real value for documentation purposes. Define as many types as needed.
> Write the **-spec**'s for your exported fun's, and for unexported fun's when it adds real value for documentation purposes. Define as many types as needed.

*Examples*: [specs](src/specs.erl)

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