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Day 3
Today is X5's third day at the bakery. The first day, we learned how to use ingredients. In the second day, we learned how to calculate, basically plan ahead, before we started working, to make things more efficient.
Let's start with cleaning up some unused code.
Third day at the bakery
Today is X5's third day at the bakery. The first day, we learned how to use ingredients. In the second day, we learned how to calculate, basically plan ahead, before we started working, to make things more efficient. We also had to manage ingredients. On the third day, X5 is going to be building a database of baking knowledge. He will have a place to add new recipes.
Cleanup
Remove the add- and add-s functions. They are
not used.
To navigate to this point in the introduction-to-clojure repo:
$CMD git checkout -f 3.0Watch me
I'll search for add-egg and select all of the add- functions. I can delete them. I'll also search for add-eggs and
select all of the add-s functions so I can delete those.
We don't need these anymore because we've been focusing more on the features of those ingredients that matter: how to add them to the bowl (scooped, simple, or squeezed) and where to find it.
To navigate to this point in the introduction-to-clojure repo:
$CMD git checkout -f 3.1Code is available: lispcast/introduction-to-clojure
Code for this particular lesson is available at the 3.0 tag .
You can checkout the code in your local repo with this command:
$CMD git clone https://github.com/lispcast/introduction-to-clojure.git
$CMD cd introduction-to-clojure
$CMD git checkout -f 3.0 