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Thanks for the answer! So the old function definition is collected right after we redefine the function? That makes sense for me. Then, as far as I understand, modifying the function without actually redefining it should be safe (is it?): (define (f a (b (setf (nth 1 f) "D"))) a) (println (f "A" 1) ...

I have no reason to use something like that in real code, so this is just pure curiosity. Nevertheless, I would like to understand why this piece of code does what it does. In newLisp, the following code (define (f a (b (define (f a) "D"))) a) (println (f "A" 1) (f "B") (f "C")) will print AnilD. I ...