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. What is the output of the given statement? * (setf high 98 temperature 102) * (when (> temperature high) (setf high temperature) ‘new-record) * high a) 98 b) 102 c) new d) Error

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Demonstrate with an example how you can code in LISP?

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 Explain why matching variable is important in Prolog? What is the method to match variables?

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What is the output of the following statement? * (defun make (title author) (list (list ‘title title) (list ‘author author))) * (setf book (make ‘(Common Lisp) ‘(Guy steele))) a) Common Lisp b) Guy steele c) Make d) ((TITLE (COMMON LISP)) (AUTHOR (GUY STEELE)))

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Mention what is Cut (!) in Prolog and what is the advantage of ‘Cut’ and ‘Negation’?

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What are the variables that are bound and that have values assigned to them? a) Data b) Variable c) Parameters d) None of the mentioned

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 What is the output of the given statement in LISP? * (Setf part-bins (make-array ‘(4))) a) #Done b) #4 c) #(0 0 0 0) d) None of the mentioned

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Which is a string of boxes linked by arrow like pointers in LISP? a) Lisp b) List c) Variables d) Pointers

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Which checks the evaluated key form against the unevaluated keys using EQL? a) COND b) CASE c) NIL d) SETF

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 Which process helps to build a large and complicated programs in LISP? a) Abstraction b) Mapping c) Data abstraction d) None of the mentioned

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 Which process helps to build large and complicated programs in LISP? a) Macros b) Procedure abstraction c) Defun d) None 

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 Which primitive removes all but the last element from the list? a) Last b) First c) Remove d) Revoke

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