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You can also use `for` like `clojure.core/for`: `(x/for [i (range 128) j (range i)] (* i j))` expands to `(eduction (x/for [i % j (range i)] (* i j)) (range 128))`.
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`by-key` and `reduce` are two new transducers. Here is an example usage:
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`by-key` and `reduce` are two new transducers. Here is an example usage:
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