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The following code will succeed:
(def f inc) (let [f 2] (implement {} some/protocol f))
...but that's counterintuitive. Under the covers, the f local shadows #'f, but the latter is the one that actually gets used.
f
#'f
Ideally, an exception would be thrown if f shadowed an #'f, because it is not intended usage to pass let bindings to implement.
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The following code will succeed:
...but that's counterintuitive. Under the covers, the
f
local shadows#'f
, but the latter is the one that actually gets used.Ideally, an exception would be thrown if
f
shadowed an#'f
, because it is not intended usage to pass let bindings toimplement
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: