(take-nth i coll)
(nth coll i) or (nth coll i not-found)
Why is one using the index as the first parameter and the other uses index
as its second parameter..?
Is there any good articles out there for clojure idioms that may explain
some of these things?
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Hi,
nth takes collection and returns item of that collection. In such cases,
collection comes first.
nth follows the semantics of first, second, get, ...
take-nth takes collection and returns other collection. In such cases,
collection comes last.
take-nth follows the semantics of take, map,
Generally collection functions like conj, assoc, nth, get take the collection
as the first arg and return a collection of the same type.
The majority of the functions in the core lib are sequence functions working at
a higher abstraction level - they take a seqable thing, call seq on it, and
