Creating our first recipe in the database
Creating our first recipe in the database
B01 Introduction to Clojure
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Day 1: Syntax and REPL
Read Eval Print Loop (REPL)
7
Baking cookies - Calling functions
1
Exercise 1.1 – baking a cake
4
Defining functions with defn
2
Exercise 1.2 – several `add-` functions
1
Refactoring bake-cookies
Exercise 1.3 – bake-cake
1
Conditional branching with cond
1
Exercise 1.4 – rewrite bake-cake
1
Exercise 1.5 – scooped?
Exercise 1.6 – squeezed?
Two-branch conditionals with if and do
Exercise 1.7 – add-scooped and add-squeezed
Some convenience functions – bowl-for and add
Looping a fixed number of times – dotimes
Exercise 1.8 – add- functions
Exercise 1.9 – rewrite bake-cake
Accepting varying numbers of arguments – variadic functions
2
Exercise 1.10 – rewrite add to be variadic
2
Exercise 1.11 – rewrite bake-cake
Exercise 1.12 – rewrite bake-cookies
3
Conclusion
Day 2: Data Structures and Editor
Introduction to Day 2
Moving between locations
2
Sets and defining variables
Exercise 2.1
Exercise 2.2
Exercise 2.3
Maps and looping over collections
1
Get morning orders
Defining local variables with let
1
Exercise 2.4
Functional programming and data-driven programming
Nesting loops with doseq
1
Fetching ingredients
2
Refactoring fetch-for-cake to use fetch-ingredients
Merging maps with merge-with
1
Exercise 2.7
Modifying the values of a map with update-vals
Defining inline anonymous functions with fn
Exercise 2.8
Exercise 2.9
Converting a sequence of values to another sequence with map
Summing up with reduce
Exercise 2.10
Exercise 2.11
Generating a sequence of numbers with range
Concatenating two lists together with cat
1
Exercise 2.12
Day 2 Conclusion
Day3: Data-Driven Programming
Introduction to Day 3
Exercise 3.1
1
Exercise 3.2
Exercise 3.3
Exercise 3.4
Creating our first recipe in the database
Exercise 3.5
Exercise 3.6
Exercise 3.7
Removing unused code
Exercise 3.8
Exercise 3.9
Exercise 3.10
1
Exercise 3.11
Exercise 3.12
2
Dispatching to the correct add function
Exercise 3.13
1
BONUS Reading and writing EDN
BONUS Making code read top to bottom with thread last
Conclusion
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B01 Introduction to Clojure
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Day 1: Syntax and REPL
Read Eval Print Loop (REPL)
7
Baking cookies - Calling functions
1
Exercise 1.1 – baking a cake
4
Defining functions with defn
2
Exercise 1.2 – several `add-` functions
1
Refactoring bake-cookies
Exercise 1.3 – bake-cake
1
Conditional branching with cond
1
Exercise 1.4 – rewrite bake-cake
1
Exercise 1.5 – scooped?
Exercise 1.6 – squeezed?
Two-branch conditionals with if and do
Exercise 1.7 – add-scooped and add-squeezed
Some convenience functions – bowl-for and add
Looping a fixed number of times – dotimes
Exercise 1.8 – add- functions
Exercise 1.9 – rewrite bake-cake
Accepting varying numbers of arguments – variadic functions
2
Exercise 1.10 – rewrite add to be variadic
2
Exercise 1.11 – rewrite bake-cake
Exercise 1.12 – rewrite bake-cookies
3
Conclusion
Day 2: Data Structures and Editor
Introduction to Day 2
Moving between locations
2
Sets and defining variables
Exercise 2.1
Exercise 2.2
Exercise 2.3
Maps and looping over collections
1
Get morning orders
Defining local variables with let
1
Exercise 2.4
Functional programming and data-driven programming
Nesting loops with doseq
1
Fetching ingredients
2
Refactoring fetch-for-cake to use fetch-ingredients
Merging maps with merge-with
1
Exercise 2.7
Modifying the values of a map with update-vals
Defining inline anonymous functions with fn
Exercise 2.8
Exercise 2.9
Converting a sequence of values to another sequence with map
Summing up with reduce
Exercise 2.10
Exercise 2.11
Generating a sequence of numbers with range
Concatenating two lists together with cat
1
Exercise 2.12
Day 2 Conclusion
Day3: Data-Driven Programming
Introduction to Day 3
Exercise 3.1
1
Exercise 3.2
Exercise 3.3
Exercise 3.4
Creating our first recipe in the database
Exercise 3.5
Exercise 3.6
Exercise 3.7
Removing unused code
Exercise 3.8
Exercise 3.9
Exercise 3.10
1
Exercise 3.11
Exercise 3.12
2
Dispatching to the correct add function
Exercise 3.13
1
BONUS Reading and writing EDN
BONUS Making code read top to bottom with thread last
Conclusion