Learn about defining named and anonymous functions in Clojure. Master `defn`, `fn`, shorthand `#()`, function parameters, variadic functions, and destructuring with examples.
Explore the core special forms in Clojure such as if, do, let, quote, var, and loop. Understand how they differ from regular functions and their significance in the language, along with an introduction to macros and their metaprogramming capabilities.
Explore how namespaces function in Clojure, understand declarations, requirements, symbol references, and differences between require, use, and import for effective code organization.
Explore essential sequence operations in Clojure like map, filter, and more with clear descriptions and examples, perfect for data transformation tasks.
Explore Clojure conditional macros like `when`, `when-not`, `if-not`, `if-let`, `when-let`, and `condp`, and learn how to efficiently handle conditional logic in your code.
Explore the characteristics and usage of Clojure's singly-linked lists for both code and data structures. Learn to create and manipulate lists with core Clojure functions.
Explore the power and versatility of Clojure maps, including hash maps and sorted maps. Learn how to efficiently manage key-value pairs with practical examples, while understanding the benefits of immutability in functional programming.
Learn about sets in Clojure, collections of unique elements, and how they can be used for membership testing and eliminating duplicates. Discover creation methods and operations such as conj, disj, union, intersection, and difference.
Understanding the use of atoms for managing shared, synchronous, independent state in Clojure applications, with examples of atom creation, reading, and updating.