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That's good to know. What is it about the AoC that makes it play into Clojure syntax so well?
by BeFlatXIII 5y ago
That's good to know. What is it about the AoC that makes it play into Clojure syntax so well?
- ravi-delia 5y agoClojure is the most practically expressive language I've ever had the pleasure of working with. For some reason the example that immediately comes to mind is how you can use a collection as an accesser for itself, so ({:a 2 :b 3} :a) returns 2. Just a neat bit of syntactic sugar, but now if 'blacklist' is a set, you can just do (remove blacklist guests) to remove everything in blacklist from guests. There's a hundred little things like that which combine to make it a really fun and concise language to work with.