Answers to Clojure

bucknell/csci208

A semester-long project: pick up a new language and answer questions (~30).

The report

pandoc -s *.md --bibliography biblio.bib --csl apa.csl --toc -o out.pdf

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How to run code

Since Clojure has a very nice read-evaluate-print-loop (REPL), separate clj files are not provided for each question.

  1. Install Java.
  2. Install Clojure.
  3. Install Leiningen and get the dependencies right.
  4. Run lein repl
  5. Enter code at the prompt

Good-to-have

braveclojure teaches how to set up your emacs to work with Clojure conveniently.