> I honestly never heard of anyone using Clojure as data tools.
Clojure is one of the most actively-used data analysis languages actually. It is used by many industry for that purpose. Heck even the widely-used Metabase is written in Clojure.
I don’t believe that. What do you have to back that up? I would have thought Python or Scala - been in the data analysis game for a few years now and have never heard Clojure mentioned once except on Hackernews
I think that's the best reason for doing things. Find something interesting and give it a try.
Using Scala as a functional language has been a fun journey for me. I still code imperatively when solving problems, but when I get a chance to refactor them into functional programming, boy, my mind goes Boom!
Clojure is one of the most actively-used data analysis languages actually. It is used by many industry for that purpose. Heck even the widely-used Metabase is written in Clojure.