// Create a persistent map using the PersistentHashMap class from the ClojureCLR library var map = new PersistentHashMapIn the first example, we use the PersistentHashMap class from the ClojureCLR library to create a persistent map with two key-value pairs. We then use the count() method to return the number of elements in the map, which is 2. In the second example, we use the ImmutableDictionary class from the System.Collections.Immutable namespace to create a persistent map with one key-value pair. We then use the Count property to return the number of elements in the map, which is 1. The packages or libraries used in these examples are ClojureCLR and System.Collections.Immutable.().assoc("foo", 1).assoc("bar", 2); Console.WriteLine(map.count()); // Output: 2 // Create a persistent map using the ImmutableDictionary class from the System.Collections.Immutable namespace var map2 = ImmutableDictionary .Empty.Add("baz", 3); Console.WriteLine(map2.Count); // Output: 1