Question: In LISP code the function, removeNILAll, which is passed a list and removes any resulting NIL (except the single outermost). Examples: > (removeNILAll '(NIL (NIL)
In LISP code the function, removeNILAll, which is passed a list and removes any resulting NIL (except the single outermost).
Examples:
> (removeNILAll '(NIL (NIL) (X NIL Y) (NIL NIL) Z))
Output: ((X Y) Z)
> (removeNILAll '(NIL ( (((((NIL) NIL)))))))
Output: NIL
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