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Introduction

Overview of the Course

Functional Programming (FP)

Imperative and Declarative Paradigms Functional Paradigm: Concepts and Guidelines Recursion and Effects Quiz: Functional Programming

A Short History of Clojure

Clojure Behind the Scenes Language Features Quiz: A Short History of Clojure

Data Structures

Structures Ordered Collections Unordered Collections Quiz: Data Structures

Functions

Base Concepts of Functions Fundamental Functions Flow Control Challenge: Triangle Minimum Height Laziness Transformation Challenge: The Fibonacci Numbers Destructuring Arity and Variadic Functions Challenge: Manipulating Hash Maps Quiz: Functions

Multimethods, Protocols, Records, and Namespaces

Polymorphism and Multimethods Protocols and Records Challenge: People's Heritage All about Namespaces Quiz: Multimethods, Protocols, Records, and Namespaces

Clojure and Its Macros

What are Macros?Challenge: Writing Your Own Macro Threading Macros Challenge: Threading Quiz: Clojure and Its Macros

Concurrency and Parallelism Support

Concurrent and Parallel Programming Futures, Delays, and Promises Mutable References Challenge: Dealing with Atoms Quiz: Concurrency and Parallelism Support

Clojure Unit Testing

What Is Unit Testing?The Clojure Unit Test Library Exercise: Create a Unit Test

Java Interop

What Does Java Interoperability Mean?Available Java Classes Challenge: Balanced Brackets

Writing a Clean Clojure Code

The Importance of Clean Code Clojure Conventions

Mini Project

Bank Account Activities

Conclusion

Becoming a Functional Programmer with Clojure/

Bank Account Activities

Bank Account Activities

This project has the goal of unifying all the discussed topics about Clojure in a real-world problem. We want to create bank accounts for clients with some useful functionalities that an account requires, such as withdrawals, deposits, bank statements, and account balances.