====== Built-In ALisp Operators ======
 
===== Boolean Operators =====


^ Operator ^ Function                                                         ^
| not      | returns the boolean opposite of its one argument                 |
| !        | Alias for not                                                    |
| equal?   | returns wether or not its arguments are all equal                |
| =        | alias for equal?                                                 |
| !=       | equal of applying the not operator to equal?                     |
| >        | returns whether its arguments are in strictly descending order   |
| >=       | returns whether its arguments are in descending order            |
| <        | returns whether its arguments are in strictly ascending order    |
| <=       | returns whether its arguments are in ascending order             |
| and      | returns whether all of its arguments are true                    |
| or       | returns whether any one of its arguments is true                 |
| xor      | returns whether exactly one of its arguments is true             |

The values #f and () are both false, while all other ALisp objects are true.

The operators and, or, and xor only evaluate enough arguments (from left
to right) to determine their result.

===== Miscellaneous Operators =====

===== List Operators =====

===== Associative List Operators =====

===== Vector Operators =====

===== Math Operators =====


====== Example Uses of Built-In Operators ======