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Thanks for the reply, however I've already solved the problem in another way. I wrote a function that flattens a list by 1 level - based on this, I was able to determine the deepest sublist (until list flattening returns an empty list) and print the 1st element out. Anyway, thanks for the help, will...

Hi, I must say that LISP is a new programming language to me and quite difficult one. Unfortunately I'm stuck right at the start, while trying to solve some exercises, so I'm thinking perhaps you could give me some pointers. The problem sounds simple - as I've already mentioned in the title, I want ...