Clojure

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure neg? . Returns true if number is less than zero, else false. Syntax Following is the syntax. (neg? number) Example Following is an…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Pos?. Returns true if number is greater than zero, else false. Syntax Following is the syntax. (pos? number) Example Following is an example…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Zero? . Returns true if the number is zero, else false. Syntax Following is the syntax. (zero? number) Example Following is an example…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Numbers. Numbers datatype in Clojure is derived from Java classes. Clojure supports integer and floating point numbers. An integer is a value that does…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Higher order functions. Higher-order functions (HOFs) are functions that take other functions as arguments. HOFs are an important functional programming technique and are…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Variadic Functions. Variadic functions are functions that take varying number of arguments (some arguments are optional). Function can also specify the ‘&’ ampersand…

In this guide, we will discuss Functions with Multiple Arguments in Clojure. Clojure functions can be defined with zero or more parameters. The values you pass to functions are called arguments,…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Anonymous Functions. An anonymous function is a function which has no name associated with it. Following is an example of an anonymous function.…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Defining a Function. A function is defined by using the ‘defn’ macro. Following is the general syntax of the definition of a function. Syntax (defn…

In this guide, we will discuss Clojure Functions. Clojure is known as a functional programming language, hence you would expect to see a lot of emphasis on how functions work…