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Chapter 1: Symbols and Packages, just one of many data types. But in Lisp, symbols play a central role because they are used to name things like variables and functions, are indispensable in macros, but are also objects in their own right. Thus, they deserve some attention.

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Chapter 2: Conses, Lists, and Trees,y because that’s how the internal representation of your code is realized and you’ll thus need them if you want to write macros and domain-specific languages. Also, because . has such a plethora of built-in convenience functions to manipulate conses and lists, and because conses are at the same time

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Chapter 6: Hash Tables, Maps, and Sets,ures that map . to . by means of a .. Ideally, the cost of hash table lookups, as well as insertions or deletions of new entries, is independent of the number of elements stored in the table (although, see Recipe .), which makes them a powerful alternative to other ways of organizing data.