Hi,
there are various ways to retrieve the value:
(def m {:x 1, :y {"a" "b"}, :z #<String[] [Ljava.lang.String;@1f139b7>})
Useful if m might be nil:
(get m :z)
(get m :z some-default-if-not-found)
If you know m is always non-nil the following is sometimes useful eg. with
other HOFs like map etc.
(m :z)
(m :z some-default-if-not-found)
If you know the your key is a keyword (as in this case) you also put the key
in front.
(:z m)
(:z m some-default-if-not-found)
This does not work if your keys are for example Strings.
("z" m) ; <= does *not* work
For vectors the same works except that the keys are always integers.
Hope this helps.
Sincerely
Meikel
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