Lisp Programming Language

Equal primitive in LISP tests two arguments to see if their values are the same expression. It works on both atoms and lists.

LG3 is a code Generator for LISP. It generates code that is easy to read and edit on the editor and run on any AutoCAD system.

You can pass commands to LG3 by selecting general operations from the tools menu.

A symbolic expression as S-expression, sexpr or sexp is a way to represent a nested list of data in LISP.

For example (* 5 (+ 7 3))

LISP programming language can be used for:

• Animation and Graphics
• Handling Bioinformatics devices.
• Creating B2b Marketplace.
• In Artificial Intelligence.
• Data Mining
• Electronic Design Automation (EDA)/Semiconductor applications
• Computer Aided Design (CAD)
• Modeling and Simulation
• Natural Language Processing

4 types of arguments are available in Lisp Programming Language. They are

• Environment argument.
• Interaction argument.
• Evolution argument.
• Uniformity argument.

(define greet
  (lambda (given #:last surname)
    (string-append "Hello, " given " " surname)))
 
> (greet "John" #:last "Smith") 
"Hello, John Smith"
> (greet #:last "Doe" "John")
"Hello, John Doe"

In above example last is a keyword argument.