List Storage in LISP : Practice MCQ Questions & Answers with Explanations

Cons builds new lists by depositing pointers in free boxes.

Boxes and pointers both can be represented in bytes. But lists and LISP can be represented in bytes.

Lisp maintains a list of spare boxes, linked by their right pointers for constructing new lists.

The box is called as atoms and two-pointer entities, in which the boxes can tie together.

A list in box and pointer notation is a string of boxes linked by arrow like pointers.