Clojure Programming/Examples/API Examples

This page gives example usage for Clojure API function calls. For a more general introduction to Clojure by example please see http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Clojure_Programming/By_Example Documentation This page provides examples for the following functions. doc find-doc source Data Structures Numbers Computation + - * / inc dec min max rem rationalize Comparison ==<]]>]]<=]]>=]] Predicates zero? pos? neg? Strings str Characters Advanced Data Structures Lists Vectors Maps get assoc-in merge Struct Maps accessor assoc defstruct struct struct-map Array Maps Sets union Zippers zipper zipmap Sequences interpose interleave reverse butlast replace Sequence Building conj concat merge Mapping Operators This page provides examples for the following functions. map reduce apply Macros [[Clojure Programming/Examples/API Examples/Macros#->|->]] [[Clojure Programming/Examples/API Examples/Macros#->|cond]] [[Clojure Programming/Examples/API Examples/Macros#->|condp]] do Macros This page provides examples for the following functions. doseq doall dorun doto Variable Definition This page provides examples for the following functions. def binding MultiMethod This page defines the following functions defmulti defmethod Reference Tools This page defines the following functions. ref ref-set deref @ delay force commute Predicate functions This page provides examples for the following functions. drop-while filter not-any remove every? some Recursion Tools This page defines the following functions. loop recur lazy-cons Function Tools This page provides examples for the following functions. fn #() "lambda" % complement Java Interaction This page provides examples for the following functions. memfn proxy into-array double-array genclass Namespaces ns (ns test.test (:refer-clojure :exclude [+ -])) (defn + [a b] 33) (+ 1 2) ;= 33 require (require '[clojure.zip :as zip]) (require ['clojure.contrib.sql :as 'sql]) Misc. test user=> (defn #^{:test (fn [] (assert (= 4 (myadd 2 2))))} myadd [a b] (+ a b)) #'user/myadd user=> (test #'myadd) :ok