I'm not sure because I don't know anything about this language or clojurescript, but I do know clojure and I'll explain the differences in terms of that. \

I'm not sure because I don't know anything about this language or clojurescript, but I do know clojure and I'll explain the differences in terms of that. \a ;; becomes 'a' in java. The character of 'a' :a ;; a keyword of :a. More efficient than using 'a'. Also it can act as a function. If you have a map with a key of :a in it, instead of having to say "get me the value for :a" you can say (:a map) "a" becomes "a" in java. The string of "a"