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Vectors

Are one dimensional arrays of S-expressions. Although they are certainly composite objects, they are considered to be atoms in LISP. Every vector has a fixed nonnegative upper bound, and its indices range through 0 to this upper bound (inclusive). They are written between brackets, where the elements are separated by commas, like

    [elt0,let1,...,eltn]





Gokturk UCOLUK
Fri Nov 1 21:52:13 EET 1996