LISP : Practice Questions and Answers

An array is a data type in which expressions are stored in places identified by integer indexes.

Write-line is also used to print the arguments. Other primitives used to print are print and write.

(print "yes,no") will print yes,no. Write has exclamation mark (!) in its argument so not correct. Multiple prints used will print their arguments in new line. So, the two times and three times used print will not print "yes,no" continuously, hence these options are wrong.

The best-known general-purpose Lisp dialects are Clojure, Common Lisp, and Scheme.

Both atoms and lists can be used to form lists. Lists can be made from atoms. But atoms cannot be made from lists because atoms are the fundamental unit of LISP.

Symbol manipulation in LISP is called as list processing. The full form of LISP is also List Processing.