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by lapsed_lisper
289 days ago
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Yes, in Common Lisp, NIL is a value (it's a symbol, and by convention also the empty list). But when used as a type specifier, NIL denotes the empty set. So no Lisp object is of that type, and an array with that element type cannot store any object. |
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