Question 1

What are .clj, .cljs, and .cljc files?

Accepted Answer

These files contain source code written in Clojure, a dynamic, functional dialect of the Lisp programming language. `.clj` is for Clojure code targeting the Java Virtual Machine (JVM). `.cljs` is for ClojureScript code targeting JavaScript environments. `.cljc` files contain code that can be shared between Clojure and ClojureScript.

Question 2

How do I use the View Any File Clojure Script Viewer?

Accepted Answer

Click the "Open Local File" button to select a `.clj`, `.cljs`, or `.cljc` file from your device. Its plain text content (Lisp-style S-expressions) will be displayed.

Question 3

Does this tool compile or run Clojure code?

Accepted Answer

No, this viewer only displays the text content of the Clojure file. It does not compile or execute the Clojure code, which requires a Clojure runtime environment (like a JVM for .clj or a JavaScript engine for .cljs).

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