You're not insane. You will be hard-pressed to find a side-by-side comparison of Clojure and Python. I say this for two reasons:
1. A program in Clojure should not necessarily look the same as one in another language. Oftentimes the overall program architecture is going to be very different.
2. For the cases where you can translate certain concepts (example, casting a string to an int) -- oftentimes Clojure code might come across as pretty hideous and verbose.
1. A program in Clojure should not necessarily look the same as one in another language. Oftentimes the overall program architecture is going to be very different.
2. For the cases where you can translate certain concepts (example, casting a string to an int) -- oftentimes Clojure code might come across as pretty hideous and verbose.