how do you synthesize first part and get results like part2 and part3? part2 is slightly better as it consumes only 8 symbols vs 9 symbols even though both consumes only two lines.

what kind of job boards do y'all use? any non-clojure-specific ones?

Hi everyone, my name is Hoby, nice to meet you all. I'm learning how to program in the hope of switching career. My introduction to programming was through a book called How to Design Programs which was in Scheme. Then followed by a introduction to computer science in Python and Data Structures and Algorithms in Java. Now I'm doing a course specialization for web development (Node.js / React). The thing is I miss scheme, which I really liked, so I decided to look around if there was a language similar but was used outside of a classroom. That's how I found Clojure and Pact (a smart contract language used by Kadena). Now on to my questions: there a lot of openings in the main web stack if you're looking for a job even as a junior, and remote. How are the clojure stack jobs towards juniors? Are there any companies that would train people in their stack? I'm from a third world country so that would complicate things I guess. I'm not necessarily looking for a job now, but wondering if it's worth my time and effort to go all in on clojure? I love the language but if I can't get hired I wouldn't put much effort into it. Thanks a lot for reading, any input is valuable so don't hesitate to answer.