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Programming Clojure, Third Edition: Incorrect output of the to-array example (page 243)
The output of below example repeat the code.
(to-array ["Easier" "array" "creation"])
-> (to-array ["Easier" "array" "creation"])
The actual output should be sth like:
-> #object["[Ljava.lang.Object;" 0xc81fd12 "[Ljava.lang.Object;@c81fd12"]
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alexmiller
Author of Programming Clojure, Third Edition
Correct! Fixed for 4th edition.
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