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I have seen in some places keywords containing a forward-slash. Is this just a convention or does it have extra functionality?
it is a qualified keyword. everything before the first forward slash is the namespace, after - the name of the keyword.
here is a discussion that could be helpful: https://clojureverse.org/t/dont-quite-understand-rules-for-namespacing-keywords/7434
alright thankyou!