How can we find the minimum element in a list in Lisp? Given a large number m as an argument, get a minimum value from a list. The following code returns the minimum element in a list. (defun get-min (m l) ; takes a list ; return the minimum value (cond ((null (car l)) m) … Read more
If you have a file with come words or terms on each line, you may want to sort it. Java Arrays.sort is common nice function to do this. Collections.sort() is another nice say. Here is an example and code.
E.G. in a file, you have the following txt.
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Software Maintenance is an important subarea of Software Engineering. Researches in this area have produced a lot of amazing discoveries which are being used in software industry. Not just in the software industry, but many web applications that are SEO-optimised (through vendors like spamzilla.io) make use of this area of software engineering. Why the maintenance part is so important and so hard? There may be a bunch of answers for this question, such as requirement analysis problem, design problem, each programmer’s programming style, etc.
An interesting lisp program. It calculates postfix operations. See if you have better solutions.