Thanks to “Programming Clojure” by Stuart Halloway and Aaron Bedra I finally found syntax for all the basic collections.
Array (fixed size):
#[ 3, 4 ]
Vector (can be resized):
[ 3, 15 ]
Dictionary (map):
[ foo: 3, bar: 17 ]
Tuple:
( 3, 4 )
Named tuple (OK, it is exactly the same as regular tuple, I am just showing the syntax):
( foo: 3, bar: 4 )
And the last one — list:
{ 3, 89 }
I think all of them make sense — tuple syntax should be related to passing arguments to a function. List syntax can be associated with statements block — like in C-like languages.
One thing that bothers me is spending braces just for one purpose. So maybe lists should be created with brackets after all:
~[ 3, 4 ]
Skila 