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Clojure performs well because of the JVM. Other than the immutable data structures that it includes, which are written in Java, it isn't optimized particularly
by asdf1234 13y ago
Clojure performs well because of the JVM. Other than the immutable data structures that it includes, which are written in Java, it isn't optimized particularly heavily for dealing with immutable data.
- copx 13y agoI was thinking of Clojure's persistent data structures when I said optimized for immutable data. There is a world of difference between those and creating a new object every time you want to change something.