Chris Pollett>Old Classes>CS210, Spring 1999>Hw2 -- Alternate

        Due start of class, Tuesday, Mark 2, 1999. This homework will be graded out of 10. Below are some simple problems to try to get people up to speed in Lisp. You should as always show both your commented code and print-outs which establish it works.

1. Write a program which takes in values from the user into a four by four array then prints them out the elements of the array nicely formatted. You should look up the make-array and aref commands to do this. You will probably want to use dotimes.
2. Define a structure person with attributes: name, height, width, weight, sex, and eye-color. Use defstruct to do this. Give reasonable default values for these attributes. Create several instances of person. Put them in a list named people using the (list ...) command. Write a program which takes a list of person's and outputs in a nicely formatted way their name's and eye-color's. Test your function on the people list you created above.