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@ -1064,7 +1064,7 @@ This isomorphism (same shape) between data and programs is known as
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"homoiconicity". Lisp languages are homoiconic and this property
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distinguishes them from most other programming languages.
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You mal implementation is quite powerful already but the set of
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Your mal implementation is quite powerful already but the set of
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functions that are available (from `core.qx`) is fairly limited. The
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bulk of the functions you will add are described in step 9 and step A,
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but you will begin to flesh them out over the next few steps to
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@ -1453,9 +1453,9 @@ diff -urp ../process/step8_macros.txt ../process/step9_try.txt
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* Add the `apply` and `map` core functions. In step 5, if you did not
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add the original function (`fn`) to the structure returned from
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`fn*`, the you will need to do so now.
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`fn*`, then you will need to do so now.
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* `apply`: takes at least two arguments. The first argument is
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a function and the last argument is list (or vector). The
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a function and the last argument is a list (or vector). The
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arguments between the function and the last argument (if there are
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any) are concatenated with the final argument to create the
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arguments that are used to call the function. The apply
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