Clojure in Action, Second Edition

List of Tables

Chapter 2. Clojure elements: Data structures and functions

Table 2.1. Syntax of Clojure numbers

Table 2.2. Clojure’s reader macros and their descriptions

Chapter 4. Multimethod polymorphism

Table 4.1. Affiliate fee business rules

Chapter 5. Exploring Clojure and Java interop

Table 5.1. gen-class options used in listing 5.2

Table 5.2. More gen-class options

Chapter 6. State and the concurrent world

Table 6.1. Issues that arise from the use of locks

Table 6.2. Clojure provides four different types of managed references.

Table 6.3. Ways to mutate refs, agents, and atoms

Chapter 11. More macros and DSLs

Table 11.1. Alphabet rotated by 13 places