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| CHAPTER 22: THE APPLICATOR - Corrections
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- Page 160, line 9: Change \&rest to &rest.
- Page 161, line -13: Change LISP's to LISP.
- Notes
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- Read Chapter 22
- Do Exercises 22.1 - 22.7, 22.10, and 22.11 as you feel you need to in order to understand the material of this chapter.
- Do Exercise 22.9, and compare your answer with the one in Appendix A.
- Create a file called
ch22.cl with the following two function definitions in the ch22 package. - Function
xprod as specified in Exercise 22.8, but represent a set as a standard Lisp list. For example, > (xprod '(a b) '(c d e)) ((A C) (A D) (A E) (B C) (B D) (B E)) You should use mapcar instead of recursion. For example, you should not call xprod from within xprod. - The function
ch22::union (shadowing common-lisp:union), as described in the notes to Chapter 20. However, use the techniques of Chapter 22 instead of the techniques of Chapter 20. Submit your ch22.cl 
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