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6.7.2 Lists
A very important data type in Scheme—as well as in all other Lisp dialects—is the data type list.(6)
This is the short definition of what a list is:
-
Either the empty list
()
, - or a pair which has a list in its cdr.
6.7.2.1 List Read Syntax | Writing literal lists. | |
6.7.2.2 List Predicates | Testing lists. | |
6.7.2.3 List Constructors | Creating new lists. | |
6.7.2.4 List Selection | Selecting from lists, getting their length. | |
6.7.2.5 Append and Reverse | Appending and reversing lists. | |
6.7.2.6 List Modification | Modifying existing lists. | |
6.7.2.7 List Searching | Searching for list elements | |
6.7.2.8 List Mapping | Applying procedures to lists. |
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