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We consider *pairs, the basic data type used to build lists and other structures in Scheme. We also consider why it is useful to understand about pairs.*

Preliminaries

Overview

  • Representing lists with pairs and cons cells
  • Why care about the underlying representation
  • Other pair structures

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