I say first because I took C++ in highschool and enjoyed it, and I wanted to try common lisp but I'm not certain if its supposed to be a joke or not.
any help would be nice.
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Anonymous2011-08-24 2:20
Jesus i didn't think this thread would go on...
Oh well.
Got a quick question. so I've been using racket on my computer and to practice I have scheme on my cell which I'm just writing trivial stuff in to help me remember it. So this is just a simple thing I wanted to know.
The chapters in the online guide I've been reading so far is telling me about different codes but doesn't go into alot of detail. so I will use this as a example.
(define a 15)
(define b 20)
(define c (if (< a 10) a (if (> a 12) (* a b) 0))
What is the 0 for at the end? I want to assume its the same idea as return 0; for c++ which pretty much just says "hey I'm done"