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Haha. I just proved you right. Common lisp apparently has block comments.


You can use them as block comments.

But they are actually just reader macros which return nothing. They skip over the enclosed content.


Of course it does. #| this is commented out |#.

Comment syntax is usually something "special" in each language anyway.


And I didn't know it, hence me thinking there were 5 arguments.


That's all one expression, and there are 5 argument to the list procedure:

1.) a list containing three numbers, a symbol, and a character,

2.) a complex number,

3.) a string,

4.) the symbol "NIL",

5.) the empty vector.


I shouldnt have read it a second time on my phone. I was right the first time. :)




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