From: Prabhakar Ragde (plragde at uwaterloo.ca) Date: Fri Sep 12 08:39:56 EDT 2008 |
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I have a student working in the EOPL language level who submitted programs whose cond expressions do not contain the else keyword. It isn't replaced by #t; it just isn't there. Having drunk deeply of HtDP Kool-Aid, I was not aware that a cond clause could be of the form [test-expr]. But the PLT Scheme Reference, section 2.12, says that test-expr is not in tail position with respect to the cond form. Why not? --PR
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