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Thanks I've corrected it. Lisp like syntax all those (((())))))(()() drive me crazy and I think Scala has the features of Clojure that I like without the LISPness. But I have nothing against people using I just don't like it.
I thought you'd say something like that. Have you counted how many brackets though? It's often very close. (defn blub-extra [a b] (blub (inc a) (inc b))) 8 parens + 2 brackets def blubExtra(a: Int, b: Int): Int { blub(inc(a), inc(b)) } 8 parens + 2 braces Integer blubExtra(Integer a, Integer b) { return blub(inc(a), inc(b)); } 8 parens + 2 braces It's roughly the same numbers of brackets (or equivalent) in Clojure, S…
I guess my LISP Teacher ruined the syntax for me. Terrible terrible class.
Maybe you are right. I might give it a try again and see if my position still stand :D