Depends on what you seek an example of. The cfj interop example provides 1-line Clojure implementations of the features the Java program consumes, and 1 line is plenty to demonstrate the interop. On the other hand, those 1-liners are not an example of significant work you'd much rather do in Clojure than Java. But such examples are legion. Dump Github upside down and you would flood a city with code you would rather have written in Clojure.
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