Here are the best implementations I could find for lazy infinite sequences of Fibonacci numbers in both Clojure and Python:
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Even looking closely over documentation on Clojure, I do not see any direct confirmation as to whether or not Clojure supports operator overloading.
I have a document hash which is a reference like this: (def *document-hash* (ref (hash-map))) It looks like this
I\'m toying with the idea of writing a command line interpreter and I suspect that a functional language such as Clojure is well suited to this task.
I have a clojure project that uses the slick 2d game engine that I am trying to run as an executable jar file. I created the project in both Netbeans and Eclipse and I have had no luck exporting them
I’m new to Haskell and I’d like to be able to time the runtime of a given function call or snippet of code.
Clojure is a functional lisp, reportedly not at all object-oriented, even though it runs on the JVM, a VM designed for an object oriented language.Clojure provides identical interfaces for iterating o
I have recently started to work with Clojure. When I run a program in lein, I get the below error: Exception in thread "main" Syntax error compiling at (bioavailability.clj:79:36).
I have following map in my Clojure code: typeList {"int"{"type"["integer"]
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