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A CLOS class is described by: a name a list of superclasses a list of slots further options like documentation Each slot has: a name an initialization form (optional) an initialization argument (optional) a type (optional) a documentation string (optional) accessor, reader and/or wr...
Common Lisp does not have interfaces in the sense that some languages (e.g., Java) do, and there is less need for that type of interface given that Common Lisp supports multiple inheritance and generic functions. However, the same type of patterns can be realized easily using mixin classes. This e...

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