I'm learning LISP through this book, and it's fun! On p.42, when explaining the c*r functions, I found it easier to just read the "sequence" right-to-left. Fo

I'm learning LISP through this book, and it's fun! On p.42, when explaining the c*r functions, I found it easier to just read the "sequence" right-to-left. For example: (cadadr '((peas carrots tomatoes) (pork beef chicken) duck)) BEEF Read as "rest, first, rest, first" of the cons cells, where "a" means "first" and "d" means "rest of the cons cell(s)". Aside: I am now beginning to appreciate Clojure more. :P