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Clojure Brain Teasers: Mismatch between code and breakdown (Puzzle 12)
The breakdown in the discussion seems to be for a different version of the code. The summary of counts at the end is correct, but after “26 (not 29)” the type of message is missing.
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alexmiller
Author of Programming Clojure, Third Edition
Thanks, I updated the discussion and fixed the missing message type.
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