alisp:built-in_operators
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Built-In ALisp Operators
Boolean Operators
Operator | Function |
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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
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