Hi All, I'm currently ploughing my way through Michael Fogus and Chris Housers "The Joy of Clojure". I am currently reading up on destructuring. The authors sum up the chapter by concluding that destructuring is the idiomatic clojure replacement for accessor methods in OO languages. Can someone explain what exactly they could mean? Has anyone an example? Furthermore, how can destructuring serve as a replacement for using first and next? Thanks everyone Andreas
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