(skip n it)
  n: an int
  it: an iterable
  returns an iter
F

Skips a fixed number of leading items from another iterator.

When this iterator is first advanced, it calls (iter-next! it) a total of n times, discarding each result. It then produces each remaining item from the base iterator.

(prn ..(skip 3 "abcdefg")) ; prints defg
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