Is a collective suitable for a collection in clojure?

I came across the term coll and just assumed it meant collection or list. But we all know what they say about assumption. Just looking for a little clarification.

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Yes, coll

this is the common name for the collection parameter in the clojure code.

Here's a list of idiomatic names from the (unofficial) Clojure Style Guide :



in functions:

  • f, g, h - function input
  • n - the integer input is usually the size
  • index, i am an integer index
  • x, y - numbers
  • xs - sequence
  • m - map
  • s - string input
  • regular expression
  • coll - collection
  • pred - predicate closure
  • & more - variational input
  • xf - xform, transformer

in macros:

  • expression - expression
  • body - macro body
  • binding - the binding vector of the macro

The clojure developer wiki has a similar but shorter list on the Library Coding Standards page . While not every clojure developer agrees with their content, both are good readings. Just take them with a grain of salt: "the rules are broken"

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