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Are arithmetic operators primitives in LISP? - Practice (English) | ObjectiveMcq

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Are arithmetic operators primitives in LISP?

Correct Answer: A — True

Explanation:

Yes, the arithmetic operators are primitives in LISP programming language. For example: in (/ 3 3) / is a primitive.

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