Re: What do we mean by "Identical" ?

Harald , I sincerely wish you have good time during your riding in the
warm breeze.
I think there is misunderstanding between us. I am not a pedagog. In
fact , I have confessed that I am new to lisp.

I believe that you are right that the arguments should be evaluated
before the calling of the function , but this still makes me more and
more confused . What do you think makes "eq" different from "eql"?
Following those procedures you taught me , I can't tell "eq" apart from
"eql".

Again , in "Practical Common Lisp" , Peter tells us that "expression
(eq 3 3) can legally evaluate to either true or false" . Following your
procedures , I'm too foolish to see why it is possible for (eq 3 3 ) to
evaluate to false.

Many thanks if anyone can give me a hint !

.

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