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(Prolog) Parsing Lisp s-expressions Into Prolog Terms

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(Unbound variable) Use functions on a list of S-Expressions (mit-scheme)

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running embedded R in C

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Custom pattern-matching facility for Chez Scheme

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What are improper lists for?

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Why do we need `nil`?

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parsing keyed lists from a file in tcl?

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Lisp: list vs S-expression

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Difference between sexp and list in Emacs?

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S-expression idioms

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(Prolog) Parsing Lisp s-expressions Into Prolog Terms

(Unbound variable) Use functions on a list of S-Expressions (mit-scheme)

running embedded R in C

Custom pattern-matching facility for Chez Scheme

What are improper lists for?

Why do we need `nil`?

parsing keyed lists from a file in tcl?

Lisp: list vs S-expression

Difference between sexp and list in Emacs?

S-expression idioms

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