To ensure a composite function exists, it is crucial to check that the range of the inner function lies within the domain of the outer function. Since \(f \circ g\) and \(g \circ f\) are different ...

In the example it is an anonymous inner function created with fn, but the Clojure compiler behaves similarly regardless of whether you use other mechanisms for creating functions ... a JVM object ...

While the construction of parametric families originates from the work of Beaulieu and Damen, the usage of inner and outer functions guarantees a higher flexibility in the choice of the composite ...

Great job, you've just nested a function within another function. One other pretty cool reason for nesting functions # is the idea ... in the enclosing scope is available to the inner function even ...