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Hello /prog/,
How do you manage your closing parenthesis?

Do you let them hang:                                   
(define (fun1 b)
  (let ((a (fun2 1 2 3)))
    (case
      ((python) (display "FIOC"))
      ((bear) (display "LISP"))
      )
    )
  )

or you tuck them in:                                    
(define (fun1 b)
  (let ((a (fun2 1 2 3)))
    (case
      ((python) (display "FIOC"))
      ((bear) (display "LISP")))))

or, let out a bit at the end of the defun:              

(define (fun1 b)
  (let ((a (fun2 1 2 3)))
    (case
      ((python) (display "FIOC"))
      ((bear) (display "LISP"))))
  )

>>50
the first is a primitive text editor that comes with the windows operating system. It has limited features, does not scale well to large files, and does not handle various styles of new lines well.

Microsoft Word is the word processor component of Microsoft Office. Is is a powerful wysisyg word processor, but should not be used for the creating of text files, which is often what is needed when programming.