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Exercise 2 has this example input/out: (str-cat ["more" " " "space"]) ;=> "more__space"

Clojure doesn't seem to allow more than 1 consecutive space within Strings. Tests pass with "incorrect" output anyway.

edit: I had to replace spaces with _ because GitHub doesn't allow multiple consecutive spaces either.

The output of this:

(filter (pred-and number? integer? pos? even?)
        [1 0 -2 :a 7 "a" 2])                    ;=> (0 2)

should not include 0. It should just be (2), because (pos? 0) is false.