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What is the output of the following statement? * (setf p .6) * (cond ((> p .75) ‘very-likely)((> p .5) ‘likely)((> p .25) ‘unlikely)(t ‘very-unlikely)) a) Very-likely b) Likely c) Unlikely d) Very-unlikely

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What is the output of the given statement? * (setf toss ‘(heads tails tails tails heads tails)) * (delete ‘heads toss) * toss a) Heads tails b) Heads tails tails tails tails c) Heads d) None of the mentioned

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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 general pattern that shows how the various parts of an expression fit together? a) Template b) Pattern c) Match d) Both a & b

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Which do not evaluate their arguments in LISP? a) List b) Procedure c) Setf d) Macros

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 Why in prolog it is said that Program and Data are the same thing?

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 Explain what is recursion in Prolog?

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 Which notation facilitates uniformity in lisp? a) Prefix b) Postfix c) Infix d) None of the mentioned

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 What is the output of the given statement? * (defstruct circle (radius 0)) * (defun area (figure) (cond ((circle-p figure) (* pi (expt (circle-radius figure) 2))))) * (setf circle (make-circle :radius 11)) * (area circle) a) 44 b) 380 c) 382 d) 380.132

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 Which keyword is used to construct an array in LISP? a) Array b) Make-array c) Bins d) Make

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

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 Explain what is SWI-Prolog?

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