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Thank you I believe my mental hangup was being caused by not understanding how multiple levels of quoting/commas worked (like the ',unquoted-list in your example).

Hello, I was wondering if there is a way to define a function/macro that can accept arbitrary forms as arguments, without having to QUOTE said forms in the calling code. (Basically, I'm looking to replicate the behavior of many built-in functions/macros that let you say things like (foo (x y) ... ) ...

Ah, I see your point, I was clobbering my initial value before making use of it with the other variable's increment statement.

Thanks!

Hello, noob question here. I'm coding up some DO loop examples to help me understand it. I eventually got my example working, but I'm curious why a previous version did NOT work. The working one: (defun add-inputs () "Add a series of numbers from input" (do ((input (get-integer-from-input)...