Programming Clojure, Fourth Edition (Pragmatic Bookshelf)
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On page 41 you write
cond has no default fallthrough expression,
I first thought, that the conditions must be exhaustive (as e.g. in ...
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On page 42 you write
recur binds new values for loop’s bindings and returns control to the top of the
loop.
I recommend to add, that...
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You could on page 38 mention, that the qualified name of a static method can be used as a function to be used later.
Example:
user=>...
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On page 26 you explain the use of anonymous functions with the example
(require '[clojure.string :as str])
(filter indexable-word? (str/...
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(.x p) ;; or (.-x p) for disambiguation with 0-arity methods
I was thinking some time over this comment and did not understand it; in p...
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In the foolowing paragraph, it could be interesting to write what the EDN acronym means.
Additionally, there are variants in clojure.ed...
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