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* Update technical documentation page for required change

* Update use-class-syntax-to-define-a-constructor-function.english.md

* Update left-factorials.md
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**Note:** There is no `when/else`. `when` _only_ executes if the condition is true.
`cond` allows you to combine many conditions into a single expression. It takes a sequence of logical expression and expression pairs and evaluate each logical expression in order. When it finds a logical expression that evaluates to `true`, it evaluates the second expression of the pair. After this, no other expressions are evaluated. This behavior is like short-circuit logic in Javascript.
`cond` allows you to combine many conditions into a single expression. It takes a sequence of logical expression and expression pairs and evaluate each logical expression in order. When it finds a logical expression that evaluates to `true`, it evaluates the second expression of the pair. After this, no other expressions are evaluated. This behavior is like short-circuit logic in JavaScript.
(cond (= 0 1) "I'm paired with a false expression and I don't evalute.."
(= 1 1) "I'm the first expression paired with a true expression!"

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title: Clojure Hashmaps
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A hashmap is a collection that maps keys to values. They have various names in other languages; Python refers to them as dictionaries, and Javascript's objects essentially work like hashmaps.
A hashmap is a collection that maps keys to values. They have various names in other languages; Python refers to them as dictionaries, and JavaScript's objects essentially work like hashmaps.
A hashmap can, like many collections, be constructed in two ways. There is the constructor function:
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They are also useful if you want to associate two different values with each other. Take, for example, a ROT13 cipher: you could associate `\A` with `\N`, `\B` with `\M`, etc. (This would be long and boring to write in most languages, but Clojure has some functions that can generate it for you and make it _fun!_)
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title: Clojure Vectors
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A vector is perhaps the most simple type of collection in Clojure. You can think of it like an array in Javascript. Let's define a simple vector:
A vector is perhaps the most simple type of collection in Clojure. You can think of it like an array in JavaScript. Let's define a simple vector:
(def a-vector [1 2 3 4 5])
;; Alternatively, use the vector function:
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A vector should be used in almost all cases if you need a collection, because they have the shortest random-access times, which makes it easy to retrieve items from a vector. Note that vectors are ordered. If order doesn't matter, it may be better to use a set. Also note that vectors are designed for appending items; if you need to prepend items, you might want to use a list.
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