Agents

A bank account with balance 100.00
Receive 20 request to withdraw $100.00

In Java you need to lock the resource as soon as the first request arrives, so that only the first one can be made and all the others fail.

I saw examples using the actor model were you can use a single actor to represent one account, and so the 20 requests would be made by the account actor, leading to the expected result
Does Clojure have any way on helping with this? I saw about the agents but i couldn’t find any information that i could digest on this.

Clojure Agents are a straightforward way to do something much like an actor, the important difference being that an actor is a method that you send data to, and an agent is data you send a function to

Set a validator so an the action won't succeed if it leaves a balance below 0 for example
you can also do this with atoms, which are much more intuitive to use

With multiple processes you need inter-process communication. It's also IPC if you ever reboot the VM (two processes, at different times, working on the same data world)

you can use refs to coordinate multiple stateful changes https://clojure.org/reference/refs

The issue names no repository file, test, or entry point; it asks how Clojure Agents, atoms, and refs relate to actor-style account updates. Start with the linked Clojure refs documentation and the concepts named in the issue. Done is not defined because no documentation change or specific deliverable is requested.