clojure

Clojure again Welcome back to my clojure ramblings while I try to understand more. Tonight we are going to pick up where we left off, and that has to do with Vectors. NOTE: I am writing this as a way to digest and understand the book that I am working through entitled. Living Clojure Vectors Vectors can be found because they are wrapped in [] user=> [ :bucket 3 4 :cup ] [:bucket 3 4 :cup] user=> [:thing "other" :mine] [:thing "other" :mine] Vectors are similar to lists we can have a mix of types in them, and some of the same operators can be used on them....

More Clojure Welcome back again. Last time we ended with assoc and dissoc. Tonight we will start with Sets. NOTE: I am writing this as a way to digest and understand the book that I am working through entitled. Living Clojure Sets What is a set? Sets are collections without duplicates and can be denoted with #{} Because of the nature of the set, we get a few extra methods to use on them, union difference and intersection....

Clojure I am trying to learn clojure, therefore the best way that I know how to learn something is to write about it. This allows me to digest the things that I am learning. Apparently I had forgotten about this tactic for the past couple weeks, as I was trying to just read and do problems to help learn this. Therefore lets get started. NOTE: I am writing this as a way to digest and understand the book that I am working through entitled....