melklein

#27

#(= (seq %1) (reverse %1))

#134

(fn [key map] (and (contains? map key) (= nil (key map))))

#154

melklein

(ns mouse-interactivity.core
  (:require [quil.core :refer :all]))

(def max-stroke-weight 40)

(defn setup []
  (background 255)
  (color-mode :hsb)
  (smooth))

melklein

(ns fun-mode-sketch
  (:require [quil.core :as q]
            [quil.middleware :as m]))

(def win-width 400)
(def win-height 200)
(def sd 60) ;standard deviation
(def center-x (/ win-width 2))
(def center-y (/ win-height 2))

melklein

(ns fun-mode-sketch
  (:require [quil.core :as q]
            [quil.middleware :as m]))

(def win-width 400)
(def win-height 200)
(def bar-width 1)
(def bar-height 10)
(def bar-count (/ win-width bar-width))
(def grow-bar (partial + bar-height))

melklein

(fn [my-seq] 
  ((fn [rest-seq result] 
      (if (= 0 (count rest-seq)) 
        result 
        (recur (butlast rest-seq) (conj result (last rest-seq))))) 
   my-seq []))

melklein

(defn fib-seq [x result]   
  (if (= x 0) 
    (reverse result)
    (let [next-fib (reduce + (take 2 result))] 
      (fib-seq (dec x) (conj result next-fib)))))   

(defn fib [mx]  
  (fib-seq (- mx 2) '(1 1)))

melklein

(fn [mx]  
  (loop [x (- mx 2) result '(1 1)] 
    (if (> x 0)
      (recur (dec x) 
        (conj result 
          (reduce + (take 2 result))))
      (reverse result)))))

melklein

(fn [key map] (and (contains? map key) (= nil (key map))))

melklein

(defn fib-anon [mx]  
  ((fn [x result] 
      (if (= x 0) 
        (reverse result)
        ((let [next-fib (reduce + (take 2 result))] 
          recur (dec x) next-fib))))      
    (- mx 2) '(1 1)))

melklein

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