Q. If X and Y are S-expression then (X.Y) is a/an ____

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Q. Atoms are considered as S-expressions.

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Q. If S1, S2, S3… are S-expressions then list: (S1 S2 S3 ….) is a/an ____

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Q. What are examples of some of the atoms?

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Q. Which of the following can be considered as List?

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Q. Is LISP a case sensitive language.

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Q. What is the use of (WRITE ‘Argument)?

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Q. Which of the following is part of basic syntax in LISP programming?

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Q. Arguments are ____ a part of LISP Syntax.

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Q. How many arguments do a single LISP program has?

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Q. What is the basic syntax of LISP? (Note: arg means argument here)

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Q. Can LISP programs be nested?

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Q. Think of a way to write addition of four numbers using maximum possible braces?

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Q. In the syntax (setf arg1 arg2), what is arg1?

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Q. In the syntax (setf arg1 arg2), what is arg2?

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Q. What is the notation used for writing LISP Syntax?

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Q. What can be used as an argument for a primitive?

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Q. Choose correct statement about arg1 of setq syntax.

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Q. What is the difference between setf and setq?

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Q. Choose the correct about Setf and Setq.

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