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If you use clojure.typed, I think the second example would give you a compile-time type error.
by Tuna-Fish 13y ago
If you use clojure.typed, I think the second example would give you a compile-time type error.
- tobik 13y agoWhile true, the second example already gives you a compile-time error in normal Clojure (note the CompilerException). It never compiled and was never evaluated. This on the other hand compiles and is likely what the OP wanted to show: user> (let [e nil] (e :key)) NullPointerException