Also keep in mind that for string operations the Java String provides a lot of built in functionality: (let [s "the quick brown fox"] (.substring s (.indexOf s "brown"))) "brown fox" And you could simply ask the regular expression to find what you want: (re-find #"brown.*" "the quick brown fox") "brown fox"
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