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How do they define "the" right encoding? Seems like there could be (at least for some messages) more than one potential encoding. of course you are right there are I have just written three to be an example but actually around 15 encoded words will be entered as input to put out the encoder

There is a file which includes words from beginning of 26 letter english alphabet to end about 16000 or more Like *words.lisp* of content, (defparameter *words* '( (a b a c a) (a b a c a s) (a b a c k) . . . . (z y m o t i c) (z y m u r g y)) As I said the alphabet file also there is. Like, *alph.li...

I've been trying to write a lisp code that prints intersecting elements. But there is a exception. It can be nested list. Below you can see expected and gotten output. Gotten output: > (intersect '(a b c) '( b a c)) a b c >(intersect '(a (b c) d) '(a b c d)) a d >(intersect '(a b (c f)) '(a d (c f) ...