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 What is the output of the given statement? * (defclass article() ((title :accessor article-title :initarg :title) (author :accessor article-author :initarg :author))) a) Article b) c)  d) None of the mentioned

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Which abstractions have a prescribed behavior? a) Auxiliary procedures b) Procedure abstraction c) Primary procedures d) None of the mentioned

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Which has a template that calls for particularly peculiar argument evaluation? a) COND b) Consequent c) Trigger d) Sphere

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 Explain what is prolog programming language? What is it based on?

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Which makes it possible to define generic functions? a) Lisp b) CLOS c) Class d) Object-Oriented programming

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Which exploit the fact that lisp forms are just expressions meant to be evaluated? a) List b) Procedure c) Macro d) None of the mentioned

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 Mention what is the difference between = and = = in Prolog?

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What is the difference between the appearance of macro and ordinary definition in LISP? a) Argument list b) Reture value c) Just the defining keyword d) None of the mentioned

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What is a data type in which expressions are stored in places identified by integer indexes in LISP? a) Structure b) List c) Array d) None of the mentioned

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 Is it possible to call LISP functions from other languages?

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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 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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