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Unne, i really liked the use of iterate, I think it's a great example of lazy infinite sequences. Can you post a quiz next?

(simon, yours was really cool too, but I had to pick one)

@unne - i wasn't able to run your code because it appears I don't have the contrib libraries. Is that something you have to download separately? I haven't really done much with clojure yet, other than install it and run thru the first tutorial page. Heh, yeah, the 'do's and 'let's can be a bit dizzy...

And the no-spoiler period is up. (although we should try to get the next no-spoiler period to expire on Monday next time, as is customary). Don't want to clutter up things much, but I can't resist throwing my chip in: http://codepad.org/rk6S6he9 . Style feedback most welcome -- I'd like to know if m...

Wow, this area is dead. I liked the first post, but to be honest, I'm very much in the beginners category for both Common Lisp and Scheme. Seeing as the last thread was started a good 3/4 yr previous, thought it couldn't hurt to post another. Either everyone has left the LispForum-Quiz-of-the-delta-...

You're actually quite close, except in this step near line 72 (map (lambda (r) (find-routes r flight-plan)) found-routes) Bear with me: A route is a list of strings. found-routes is a list of routes.. call this type (list route). the lambda will be invoked with r of type 'route', and find-routes ret...

I'm using ECL and SBCL on Windows. I'm favoring ECL, but would probably choose SBCL for anything with non-trivial performance goals -- right now, I'm just learning Common Lisp and prototyping.