Functions are fist-class-objects in Clojure. You can pass them around
just like every other object. You can even create anonymous functions
and pass them to a function. (The function for anonymous functions is
called "fn")
On Thu, Aug 5, 2010 at 7:10 AM, foop1 wrote:
> Hmm interesting , Thank you
Hmm interesting , Thank you for your answer.
On Aug 5, 12:36 am, Miki wrote:
> Hello,
>
> > Does anyone of you can say as to how to pass in a collection/sequence
> > of functions as input?
>
> > for ex pass in a vector /sequence [ function1 function2 function3] at
> > the other end it would read
Hello,
> Does anyone of you can say as to how to pass in a collection/sequence
> of functions as input?
>
> for ex pass in a vector /sequence [ function1 function2 function3] at
> the other end it would read in the vector and execute those functions
user=> (defn f1 [] 1)
#'user/f1
user=> (defn f2[
Hi,
Does anyone of you can say as to how to pass in a collection/sequence
of functions as input?
for ex pass in a vector /sequence [ function1 function2 function3] at
the other end it would read in the vector and execute those functions
Thank you
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