Another book that might be very helpful to you here is "Clojure
programming", by Emerick, Carper, and Grand. It presumes a background in
Ruby, Python, or Java, and makes several useful comparisons. But the best
part is an uncommonly insightful chapter about collections. (There is
another unc
Your explanation is more understandable, thank you !
It's easier to get the full picture about '=' now that I know there are one
implementation of this function for "each" data type. (I say "each" because
I think some multiple types can share the same implementation).
Thank you again, you help
On Saturday, December 17, 2016 at 3:54:07 PM UTC-6, Rafo Ufoun wrote:
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> Is there a special check when the equality is asked on map ?
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= does different things for different kinds of values, so in some sense
yes. The implementation for maps (written in Java) is here:
https://github.com/clojur
Is there a special check when the equality is asked on map ?
I thought the evaluator evaluate all the expression the same way , by
substituting each expression contained in the list to other evaluators.
In the book, the author tells the substitution rule for function evaluation
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