Collaborating with Git and Forgejo

The goal of this assignment is to familiarise yourself with some standard Common Lisp constructs for doing the kinds of things that you are already familiar with doing in Python.

Repeat the first ungraded assignment on Indexing but this time using Common Lisp.

A secondary goal is to familiarise yourself with The Common Lisp Cookbook, in particular the sections highlighted below.

The Common Lisp Cookbook

Use read-line to read line by line from *standard-input*
Use format to write formatted output to *standard-output* and/or to a file
Hash tables, Lisp's dictionaries
Opening a File
Reading a file into a string or a list of lines
Iterate's for loop
Looping over a vector or string
Looping over a hash table
Making your Lisp file runnable

Opening a file to read

(with-open-file (in "input.txt" :direction :input)
  ...)

Opening a file to write

(with-open-file (in "output.txt" :direction :output :if-exists :supersede)
  ...)

Reading a file line by line into a list

(ql:quickload :iterate)

(use-package :iterate)

(iter (for line in-file "input.txt" using #'read-line)
      (collect line))

Teams for the assignment

[
    ("Giorgia", "Zsuzsa"),
    ("Komari", "Wester"),
    ("Mats", "Margherita"),
    ("Camille", "Indigo"),
    ("Natalia", "Ana"),
    ("Skye", "Montasser"),
    ("Irissa", "Shelly"),
    ("Romane", "Julie"),
]