; This macro is nice when you need to calculate something big. And you need 
; to use the result but only when it's true:

(if-let [life (meaning-of-life 12)]
   life
   (if-let [origin (origin-of-life 1)]
      origin
      (if-let [shot (who-shot-jr 5)]
         block-sol
	 42)))

; As you can see in the above example it will return the answer 
; to the question only if the answer is not nil. If the answer
; is nil it will move to the next question. Until finally it
; gives up and returns 42.

This macro is nice when you need to calculate something big. And you need 
to use the result but only when it's true:

(if-let [life (meaning-of-life 12)]
   life
   (if-let [origin (origin-of-life 1)]
      origin
      (if-let [shot (who-shot-jr 5)]
         block-sol
	 42)))

As you can see in the above example it will return the answer 
to the question only if the answer is not nil. If the answer
is nil it will move to the next question. Until finally it
gives up and returns 42.

This macro is nice when you need to calculate something big. And you need 
to use the result but only when it's true:

(if-let [life (meaning-of-life 12)]
   life
   (if-let [origin (origin-of-life 1)]
      origin
      (if-let [shot (who-shot-jr 5)]
         block-sol
	 42)))

As you can see in the above example it will return the answer 
to the question only if the answer is not nil. If the answer
is nil it will move to the next question. Until finally it
gives up and returns 42.