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Getting Clojure: missing definitions for alias in require (page 170)
In page 170 there are mentions to
prop/for-alltc/quick-check
but there is no definition of alias prop nor tc. I can suppose that they come from clojure.test.check.properties and clojure.test.check, but I think it should be explained in the book.
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