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Clojure is a Lisp dialect for the Java Virtual Machine. Its main features include a software transactional memory system for coherent updates to data structures, transparent access to Java libraries, a dynamic REPL development environment, runtime polymorphism, and built-in concurrent programming ...

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How to write this small program better?

This is just a fun little exercise I had to do for a homework once (in Java rather than Clojure though). Basically, the goal is to find the number of different coin stacks you can build with the coins ...
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Clojure - Combination Circuit Calculator

I wrote a combination circuit calculator in Clojure. It is my first project in Clojure, so I know it has horrible style/flow. I would like any comments, especially suggestions. May include: Program ...
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Critique my Clojure “Game of Life” code

I'm a Clojure n00b (but am experienced with other languages) and am learning the language as I find time - enjoying it so far, though the strange dreams and accidental use of parenthesis elsewhere ...
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Idiomatic text munging in Clojure

In getting accustomed to Clojure syntax, I wrote the following stutter function: (defn doublelist [coll] (flatten (map (fn [x] [x x]) coll))) (defn stutter [s] (clojure.string/join " " ...
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Find largest two numbers from list using clojure

I'm trying to write a function that finds the largest two numbers from a list of positive integers in Clojure. I've toyed around with Scheme in the past, but I'm very new to Clojure. This is what I ...
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More concise and/or idiomatic max subarray in Clojure?

I've implemented the following two versions of the classic "Max Sub-Array" problem in Clojure, using the Kadane algorithm. First with loop / recur (defn max-sub-array [A] (loop [x (first A) ...
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Depth-first search algorithm in clojure

Context As an exercise for myself (I'm learning clojure). I wanted to implement the Depth-first search algorithm. How I did it Using recursion (def graph {:s {:a 3 :d 4} :a {:s 3 :d 5 :b 4} ...
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Connect Four: Bitboard checking algorithm

I'm rather new to Clojure and so I decided to program a Connect Four for fun and learning. The code below is a Clojure implementation of this bitboard algorithm. The whole code can be found here: ...
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Calculating a factorial with parallel sub-computations using pmap, pvalues and pcalls

In an attempt to learn more about Clojure's parallel computation functions, I devised the following task: calculate a factorial in parallel using pmap, pcalls and pvalues. The idea is to split the ...
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Toggle chart series in clojurescript

I'm toggling on/off series in chart and was wondering if I was doing anything crazy. Is the atom really a good idea here? ;; ================ Graph data ================ (def serie1 {:label "Bar" ...
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Implementation of Python's re.split in Clojure (with capturing parentheses)

If you use capturing parenthesis in the regular expression pattern in Python's re.split() function, it will include the matching groups in the result (Python's documentation). I need this in my ...
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Expanding a map, style guidance

I have a map that I want to 'expand' into an infinite sequence in the following manner: {0 'zero 3 'three 10 'ten} => ('zero 'zero 'zero 'three 'three 'three 'three 'three 'three 'three 'ten 'ten ...
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higher order fizzbuzz! clojure

make it better! requirement: support arbitrary number of factors, not just 3 & 5. (ns fizzbuzz.core (:use [clojure.contrib.string :only (join)])) (def targets (sorted-map 3 "fizz" 5 "buzz" 7 ...
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Find the common characters between two strings without using set operations

Below are two implementations of the problem "find the characters in common between two strings" - in Clojure without using collections / set operations. Are these approaches sufficiently idiomatic ...
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Powerset in Clojure

I think I have correctly implemented Powerset in Clojure. (use '(clojure set)) (defn powerset [input result] (if (nil? (first input)) (concat result #{}) (set (reduce concat ...

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