(hash-map (gensym "A") 1 (gensym "B") 2)
(hash-map (gensym) 1 (gensym) 2)
{(gensym "A") 1 (gensym "B") 2}
{(gensym) 1 (gensym) 2}
Hint (hover to reveal): Clojure works by first reading the code into a Clojure data structure and then evaluating it. What does the Clojure reader do when it encounters a map literal? What does (read-string "{(:a) 1 (:a) 2}") do?
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ReplyDeleteNice one. I have something similar. Which let binding fails and why? What is returned from the let, after you remove the failing line(s)?
ReplyDelete(let [v ^{:x 2} [1 2 3]
v ^{'x 2} [1 2 3]
v ^{x 2} [1 2 3]
v (read-string "^{x 2} [1 2 3]")
v ^{x 2} '[1 2 3]
v '(^{x 2} [1 2 3])]
(meta (first v)))