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More on Processing Lists

The functions in section [cross-reference] consume lists that contain atomic data, especially numbers, symbols, and booleans. But functions must also be able to produce such lists. Furthermore, they must be able to consume and produce lists that contain structures. We discuss these cases in this section, and we continue practicing the use of the design recipe.





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