Clojure
About Clojure
A dynamic and functional Lisp programming dialect on the Java platform is called Clojure. Similar to other Lisp dialects, Clojure also contains a Lisp macro system and considers code as data. The current development approach is community-driven, with Rich Hickey serving as its benign lifetime dictator.
Why is Clojure important?
Concurrency tools are quite strong in Clojure. Three alternative methods based on refs, atoms, and agents are used to explain exchanging states between threads in this. This functional architecture has the advantage of synchronous value retrieval and eliminates the requirement for encapsulated activity.
Who should take the Clojure Exam?
- Clojure developers
- Intermediate Clojure developers
- Java developers
- Lisp developers
Clojure Certification Course Outline
- Overview of Clojure
- REPL
- Syntax
- Variables and functions
- Primitive data types
- Data structures and Control structures
- Dynamic and lexical scopes
- Read-Eval-Apply
- Macros
- Reducers and transducers
- Concurrent programming
- Loops
- Exception handling
- Namespaces
- Functional programming
- Destructuring