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Part II
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Chap 15
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Chap 17
Chap 18
Chap 19
Chap 20
Chap 21
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Chap 28
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Chap 32
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CHAPTER 5: STRINGS AND CHARACTERS
- Notes
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- Read Chapter 5.
- Do the exercises of Chapter 5 in acl running within XEmacs.
- Create a file named
ch5.cl and put into it the
answers to Exercises 5.19, 5.20, and 5.21.
The answer to Exercise 5.19 will be a string. This is a tricky
question. Contemplate Exercise 5.17 if you're confused.
The answer to Exercise 5.20 will either be T or
NIL This is easy. Just type the form into the Lisp
listener, and transcribe the answer.
- There will be two answers to Exercise 5.21, each of which is
either
T or NIL Again, just ask Lisp, and
transcribe the answers.
- Submit
ch5.cl, either by executing submit_cse202
ch5.cl as a shell command, or by having Lisp evaluate
(shell "submit_cse202 ch5.cl"). Notice that you can execute
any shell command from within Lisp by evaluating the function
shell with one argument, which is a string consisting of
the shell command.
- Remember to do all the exercises of Chapter 5, not just the ones
I'm asking you to submit.
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