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#  What is a list in Elixir?

**Lists** in Elixir are effectively linked lists, which means that they are internally represented in pairs that contain the list's head and tail.

## What is the best way to reverse a list?
To implement the reversal of a list, we use the **`Enum`** and **`reverse()`** methods.



## The `Enum` method
**`Enum`** is a method to work with *enumerables*. In this shot, we'll concentrate on one of these enumerables, `list`.

## The `reverse()` method

The **`reverse()`** method returns a list that has been turned around.

### Syntax of `reverse()`

`reverse(enumerable)`

### Parameters

The `reverse()` method takes an `enumerable`, like a `list`, as a parameter.
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## How to use `Enum` and `reverse()`  together

We can use a dot notation to chain the methods together and pass the list as an argument in the `reverse()` method. 

Let's look at an example:





list = [1, 2, 3]
reverse =  Enum.reverse(list)
IO.inspect reverse, label: "The reverse list is"
#⇒ The list is: [1, 2, 3]

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## Code explanation

* Line 1: We create a variable called `list` and store numbers in it.

* Line 2: We use `Enum.reverse(list)` to reverse the list and save it in the `reverse` variable. The `list` there is enumerable, as discussed above.

* Line 3: We use `IO.inspect` to print the result of the `reverse` variable.

## Output

The output is a list in its reversed state.





How to reverse a list in Elixir

Reverse a list in Elixir using Enum.reverse() to get a list in its reversed state.

How to reverse a list in Elixir

What is a list in Elixir?

What is the best way to reverse a list?

The Enum method

The reverse() method

Syntax of reverse()

Parameters

How to use Enum and reverse() together

Code explanation

Output

The `Enum` method

The `reverse()` method

Syntax of `reverse()`

How to use `Enum` and `reverse()` together