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Which checks the evaluated key form against the unevaluated keys using EQL? a) COND b) CASE c) NIL d) SETF

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 What is the output of the following statement? * (setf breakfast ‘(eggs bacon toast tea)) * (cond ((> (length breakfast) 10) ‘glutton) ((not (endp breakfast)) ‘normal)(t ‘anorexic)) a) Anorexic b) Breakfast c) Eggs d) Normal

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 Is it possible to call LISP functions from other languages?

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 What is the output of the given statement? * (defun when-plusp-with-bug (number result); (when (plusp number) result)); * (setf pressure -2) * (when-plusp-with-bug pressure (print ‘alarm)) a) Alarm b) Nil c) Both a & b d) None of the mentioned

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 What is the programming structure for LISP?

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Explain what is a predicate in LISP?

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Explain what is Local Variables?

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Which has a template that calls for particularly peculiar argument evaluation? a) COND b) Consequent c) Trigger d) Sphere

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Explain what is List structures in Prolog?

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 Which can be represented in bytes in LISP? a) Boxes and pointers b) Lists c) Lisp d) None of the mentioned

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 What is the process of creating new data types in lisp? a) List b) Structures c) Procedures d) None of the mentioned

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What will happen if the value of all the test-forms are nil? a) Nothing b) COND form is nil c) Both a & b d) None of the mentioned

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