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<H1> car (FUNCTION)</H1>
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<tt>car</tt> is an archaic form of the function <a
href="node95.html"><tt>first</tt></a> and the two may be used
interchangeably. (Historical note: "CAR" is an acronym for "Contents
of Address Register" which refers to the way in which linked lists
were originally implemented in Lisp.)
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<I>&#169; Colin Allen &amp; Maneesh Dhagat <BR>
March 2007 </I>
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