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    (1) The document contains code examples and explanations of Lisp list manipulation functions including CAR, CDR, CADR, CDDR, CADDR, and append. (2) It demonstrates how to retrieve elements from nested lists using these functions, set elements to variables, construct new lists by prepending/appending elements, and build a larger list by appending sublists. (3) Examples show retrieving the first, second, and third elements of a list, setting those elements to variables, and constructing a new list using those variables.

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    (1) The document contains code examples and explanations of Lisp list manipulation functions including CAR, CDR, CADR, CDDR, CADDR, and append. (2) It demonstrates how to retrieve elements from nested lists using these functions, set elements to variables, construct new lists by prepending/appending elements, and build a larger list by appending sublists. (3) Examples show retrieving the first, second, and third elements of a list, setting those elements to variables, and constructing a new list using those variables.

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    INTELIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL-4ta SESION

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    Daniel Muñoz
    (1) The document contains code examples and explanations of Lisp list manipulation functions including CAR, CDR, CADR, CDDR, CADDR, and append. (2) It demonstrates how to retrieve elements from nested lists using these functions, set elements to variables, construct new lists by prepending/appending elements, and build a larger list by appending sublists. (3) Examples show retrieving the first, second, and third elements of a list, setting those elements to variables, and constructing a new list using those variables.

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    INTELIGENCIA ARTIFICIAL – 4TA SESION

    08/09/2014

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    L = (1 (2 4 (5 8)) (3 (6 7)))

    L = (a b c) L1 = a, L2 = b, L3 = c

    Set q L1 (CAR L) L1 = a

    Set q L2 (CAR (CDR L)) L2 = b

    Set q L3 (CAR (CDR (CDR L))) L3 = c

    Set q L3 (CADDR L) L3 = c

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    L = (1 (2 4 5) (3 6 7))

    L1 = (4 5)

    L2 = (7)

    Set q L1 (CDR (CAR (CDR L))) L1 = (4 5)

    Set q L1 (CDADR L) L1 = (4 5)

    Set q L2 (CDR (CDR (CAR (CDR (CDR L))))) L2 = (7)

    Set q L2 (CDDR (CADDR L)) L2 = (7)


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    A = (1 (2 4 (5 8)) (3 (6 7)))

    L1 = (2 3) set q L1 ‘(2 3)

    L2 = (4 5) set q L2 ‘(4 5)

    L = ((2 3) (4 5)) set q L (List L1 L2) //Crea una bolsa más grande, enlista ‘()’

    L3 = (6 7) set q L3 ‘(6 7)

    L = ((2 3) (4 5) (6 7)) set q L (append L L3)

    AA = ((5 8) (6 7) 2)

    L1 = (5 8)

    L2 = (6 7)

    L3 = 2

    L1 = CADDR (CADR AA)

    L2 = CADR (CADDR AA)

    L3 = CAADR A

    List L1 L2 L3

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