The interactive feature on the command line only responds to a Clojure/EDN object. This means that it needs an array, like code does. This isn't appropriate for an interactive mode.
One approach is to simply wrap the entered string in brackets before reading (assuming the first character is not a bracket already).
The interactive feature on the command line only responds to a Clojure/EDN object. This means that it needs an array, like code does. This isn't appropriate for an interactive mode.
One approach is to simply wrap the entered string in brackets before reading (assuming the first character is not a bracket already).