Code the macros listed below and use the specified test cases. Notes You can only use the functions/macros we discussed in the LISP notes. You may also usein your iterate Your code must be executed on a fox server using the specified test cases. To load your code, use (load "p3Lisp.txt" :echo T :print T). To run the test cases, use (load "p3Lispun.txt" :echo T:print T) Turn in a zip file named LastNameFirstName.zip (no spaces) containing o Your source LISP code. o Your log of the session (see the setup instructions). This should be a p3Out.txt o Do not have any directories within your zip file. Your code must follow my LISP programming standards. l. Code the macro, , which is passed a variable which it increments and assigns the new value. The function value returned by should be the new value of numericVariable (+-numeric Variable increment Value) Example: setf x 10 y 5) 15 2 X 15 y x) 20 CLISP sometimes gives an error like the following when you LOAD a file with that macro definition # is locked if you continue (by typeing continue): Ignore the lock and proceed To ignore that message, simply type CONTINUE Code the macros listed below and use the specified test cases. Notes You can only use the functions/macros we discussed in the LISP notes. You may also usein your iterate Your code must be executed on a fox server using the specified test cases. To load your code, use (load "p3Lisp.txt" :echo T :print T). To run the test cases, use (load "p3Lispun.txt" :echo T:print T) Turn in a zip file named LastNameFirstName.zip (no spaces) containing o Your source LISP code. o Your log of the session (see the setup instructions). This should be a p3Out.txt o Do not have any directories within your zip file. Your code must follow my LISP programming standards. l. Code the macro, , which is passed a variable which it increments and assigns the new value. The function value returned by should be the new value of numericVariable (+-numeric Variable increment Value) Example: setf x 10 y 5) 15 2 X 15 y x) 20 CLISP sometimes gives an error like the following when you LOAD a file with that macro definition # is locked if you continue (by typeing continue): Ignore the lock and proceed To ignore that message, simply type CONTINUE