LISP Interpreter | 6.101 Fall 2022

Most of your changes should be made to lab.py, which you will submit at the end of this lab. Importantly, you should not add any imports to the file. Your raw score for this lab will be out of 5 points: Sections 1-5 of this lab (including the associated test cases for the tokenizer and parser) are due at 10pm on Wednesday, 23 November (before the Thanksgiving break). The other pieces of the lab are due on 2 December, but you are strongly encouraged to start them early if possible. Please also review the academic integrity policies before continuing. In particular, note that you are not allowed to use any code other than that which you have written yourself, including code from online sources. Throughout 6.101, we have spent a lot of time discussing the behind-the-scenes operation of Python through environment diagrams. But you may have wondered along the way: how does Python actually do those things? What is actually doing them? It turns out that the thing doing that work is another pr

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