;; Create a newline-terminated string from the items and store it in x.
user=> (def x (println-str 1 "foo" \b \a \r {:a 2}))
#'user/x
;; It's a string.
user=> (string? x)
true
;; Notice that the items are separated by a space. Also, the newline string is
;; platform-specific. See clojure.core/newline.
user=> x
"1 foo b a r {:a 2}\r\n"
;; Create a newline-terminated string from the items and store it in x.
user=> (def x (println-str 1 "foo" \b \a \r {:a 2}))
#'user/x
;; It's a string.
user=> (string? x)
true
;; Notice that the items are separated by a space. Also, the newline string is
;; platform-specific. See clojure.core/newline.
user=> x
"1 foo b a r {:a 2}\r\n"
Source
clojure/core.clj:4213
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