What is the output of the following LISP statement? (NOTE: Here * ref

1.	What is the output of the following LISP statement? (NOTE: Here * refers to a new line)
A.	NIL . NIL
B.	ERROR
C.	T . NIL
D.	NILView Answer
E.	a) NIL . NILb) ERRORc) T . NILd) NILView Answer
Answer» E. a) NIL . NILb) ERRORc) T . NILd) NILView Answer

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What is the output of the following LISP statement? (NOTE: Here * refers to a new line)

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