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I don't know who to tag, but I'm grateful for the joy that has been to learn Clojure (experienced dev, somewhat familiar with FP). So refreshing to be able to find solutions for my problems on the official documentation and having access to it on the IDE. Just a quick example: I was needed to merge two maps. So I found out there is a merge
function, but when a key existed in both maps I wanted them to be concatenated as a string. Luckily, the merge
documentation has a reference to merge-with
which is exactly what I needed. Examples like that have been happening over and over as I try to build things with Clojure in order to learn and practice it
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