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Explore strategies for translating exceptions between Clojure and Java, including creating custom exceptions and wrapping Java exceptions in Clojure exceptions.
Learn how to compile Clojure code into Java bytecode, including Ahead-of-Time (AOT) compilation, and package it into JAR files for seamless integration with Java applications.
Learn how to troubleshoot common Java installation issues, including resolving version conflicts, setting JAVA_HOME correctly, and addressing permissions problems.
Learn how to create and use agents in Clojure for managing asynchronous tasks, leveraging their ability to handle state changes in a concurrent environment.
Explore how to create informative error messages and define custom exception types using `ex-info` in Clojure, enhancing error handling and management for Java developers transitioning to Clojure.
Explore the creation of a simple macro in Clojure, such as a `when` macro, and understand how it transforms input into executable code, with comparisons to Java.
Explore currying and partial application in Clojure, transforming multi-argument functions into sequences of single-argument functions, and fixing arguments to create new functions.
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