For anyone not familiar with Philip Greenspun (he of Greenspun's Tenth Law fame) this is a good example of this writing and humor: > e.g., (set! ten-factorial

For anyone not familiar with Philip Greenspun (he of Greenspun's Tenth Law fame) this is a good example of this writing and humor: > e.g., (set! ten-factorial (factorial 10)) (set! checking-account-balance (+ 25 34 86)) (print "If you're so smart, why aren't you rich like Bill Gates?") will set ten-factorial to the result of evaluating the factorial procedure with an argument of 10, then compute a graduate student's checking account balance, then print out some career advice to a computer science graduate student.