Errata

In "Browser-Connected REPL" section, there's a typo. Original: We can do this will a couple code changes in our core.cljs file. Suggestion: We can do this with a couple code changes in our core.cljs file.

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Should be: We can do this with a couple code changes in our core.cljs file.

Text is, "this book built around"; should be "this book is built around".

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should be "this book is built around".

Original: "If there is one parameter, you can you the percent sign ..." Should it be: "If there is one parameter, you can use the percent sign ..." i.e., change the 2nd 'you' to 'use'?

Note from the Author or Editor:
good catch. Should it be: "If there is one parameter, you can use the percent sign ..."

In "There are three mains ways of using libs in your namespace", "mains" should be "main"

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mains should be replaced by main

If there is one parameter you can you the % sign to represent it. -> If there is one parameter you can use the % sign to represent it.

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should be If there is one parameter you can use the % sign to represent it.

The sentence It differs from an expression in that it specifies a correct syntax by being valid. is a duplicate from the last paragraph on the previous page.

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It differs from an expression in that it specifies a correct syntax by being valid. And this is a valid form because its syntax is correct and it runs without errors should be changed to: This is a form because its syntax is correct and it runs without errors

“TIP Commas are ignored in Clojure. Leave them behind, and use spaces to seperate your elements in a collection. ” Excerpt From: Carin Meier. “Living Clojure.” iBooks. separate should be separate

The function empty? is misspelled as emtpy? "Test to see if a collection is empty with emtpy?" should be: "Test to see if a collection is empty with empty?"

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correct "Test to see if a collection is empty with emtpy?" should be: "Test to see if a collection is empty with empty?"

Typo in last sentence of 1st paragraph. "It will use str, which takes arguments and returns the concatenated string of them to construct a sentence of the how the person is growing:" There's an extra 'the' as the 6th to last word in that sentence. It should be: "It will use str, which takes arguments and returns the concatenated string of them to construct a sentence of how the person is growing:"

Note from the Author or Editor:
correct "It will use str, which takes arguments and returns the concatenated string of them to construct a sentence of the how the person is growing:" should be: "It will use str, which takes arguments and returns the concatenated string of them to construct a sentence of how the person is growing:"

"Currying is not tasty dish, but a way to generate a new function with an argument partially applied." -> "Currying is not a tasty dish, but a way to generate a new function with an argument partially applied."

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should be changed to "Currying is not a tasty dish, but a way to generate a new function with an argument partially applied."

'It indeed got udpated'

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should be It did indeed get updated

We give it an initial state with an @: Isn't the "with an @" unnecessary？ or, "with :caterpillar"?

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"We give it an initial state with an @:" should be changed to "We give it an initial state with a parameter:

Text: First, we declare that the function named eat-mushroom is going to be a multimethod with def-multi. Should be just defmulti (no dash)?

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correct it should be defmulti instead of def-multi

Second coding example: In between REPL calls, author writes "Likewise, when we call it will a big height, it will tell us the hint to shrink.", should be "Likewise, when we call it with a big height ... "

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should be "Likewise, when we call it with a big height ... "

Type in the following to run the tests: -> **lein test** looks like some markdown formatting, should just be -> lein test

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That is correct. it should be ->lein test

as we look at a using ... -> as we look at and using ...

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"in the next chapter as we look at a using a really powerful library" should be changed to "in the next chapter as we look at using a really powerful library"

Text says "result of the fatest tea web service"; should be "result of the fastest tea web service".

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Text says "result of the fatest tea web service"; should be "result of the fastest tea web service".

Text: For that, we'll need the ClojureScript HTTP library cljs-https. Next paragraph, we use the library cljs-http

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should be cljs-http

Text is "how may people are using the reduce function", "how may" should be "how many"

Note from the Author or Editor:
correct "how may people are using the reduce function", "how may" should be "how many"