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Expand Up @@ -346,7 +346,7 @@ want to group code into our own *functions*.

Lets start writing a function `(hello who)`, which returns an English
greeting for the user. Functions are created with `fn`. Write the
following in you REPL and evaluate it.
following in your REPL and evaluate it.

~~~clojure
(fn [who] (str "Hello, " who "!"))
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midje`.

~~~clojure
aswer ;=> 42
answer ;=> 42
~~~

</exercise>
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</alert>

We are at cross roads. Choose to right set of instructions based on
We are at cross roads. Choose the right set of instructions based on
your REPL.

<info>
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</exercise>

Now would be the time to submit your solutions to be graded. Run `lein
midje` to see if all the tests pass. If the do, you should see the
midje` to see if all the tests pass. If they do, you should see the
following:

~~~sh
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Click on the green `Compare & review` button. When you are ready, click
`Send pull request`.

If you didn't submit the solutions all at once, or some of the submited ones
If you didn't submit the solutions all at once, or some of the submitted ones
were incorrect, you can re-submit as many times as you need to. Just fix the
code and follow the steps 1 and 2 again. When you push, the open pull request
is updated.
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