Closer to Clojure-interactive Clojure learning

Example

Question: What does the `(filter odd? [1 2 3 4 5])` expression return in Clojure? A) `[1 3 5]` B) `[2 4]` C) `nil` D) An error

Scenario

This function is applied in educational environments or self-study sessions to reinforce understanding of Clojure's core functions and idiomatic expressions.

Example

Analyze the following code: `(defn example [x] (conj [1 2] x))`. Question: What will `(example 3)` return? A) `[1 2 3]` B) `[3 1 2]` C) `nil` D) An error

Scenario

Used during code review sessions or interactive learning groups to teach Clojure syntax and functional programming principles.

Example

Given a task to calculate the sum of all even numbers in a list, users are guided through crafting a solution using Clojure's `reduce` and `filter` functions.

Scenario

This supports hands-on learning in coding bootcamps, online courses, or individual practice, helping users apply theoretical knowledge to practical problems.