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A program/script that returns a profile of the analized newlisp-script. 

The profile result should at least contain:
Preformance information of the analized script.
Could have readability and coding enhancements

How you target your profiler is up to you, main issue is that it
returns valuable information regarding coding/content of the profiled-newlisp-script.

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A program/script that returns the exact position of the missing/extra paranthesis inside the checked newlisp-script. 
(The buildin newlisp intepreter isn't accurate enough, from my point of view, to point out "where" it went wrong..)

The paranthesis check should at least contain:
The exact position of where a paranthese is missing/extra. (line number + char position in that line).
Not check in strings ".." {..} [text]..[/text]
Not check data in comments. ; or #

How you target your paranthesis checker is up to you, 
main issue is that it returns accurate information regarding 
the paranthesis mismatch (missing/extra) inside the checked newlisp-script.

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A program/script that demonstrates newlisp and Artificial Intelligence. 
Where the script must show its capebility to "learn" from data.
It must use FOOP.
User interaction and manual data-input-feeding is not allowed. (like a chat program)
Ofcourse you can provide data for learning purposes.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_intelligence
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Machine_learning

How you target your AI is up to you, 
main issue is that it shows/demonstrates that it can "learn" from data. 

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A program/script should be able to return the name of the day of the given, any!, date as input. 
(where monday is the first day of the week).

The calendar should at least return:
The name of the day when entering any date i.e. (10/05/218 = dd/mm/yyyy) as input. 
(name of day is "Monday" "Tuesday" "Wednesday" "Thursday" "Friday" "Saturday" "Sunday")
(B.C. notation is mm/dd/-yyyy)
No external date tools are allowed, only newlisp code.


How you target your calendar is up to you, 
main issue is that it returns accurate information regarding 
the calendar day. Basicly its a  "start/endless" calendar.

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;; @module zeller.lsp
;; @description Straightforward implementation of Zeller's congruence
;; @author Cyril Slobin
;; @location http://slobin.pp.ru/newlisp/zeller.lsp
;; @version 2.0, corrected and updated
;;
;; See also @link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeller%27s_congruence
;; Zeller's_congruence article in Wikipedia
;;
;; Date format on input as specified by newdep, <b>exactly</b>

; The week starts with Saturday, it's a feature of the algorithm used
(setq week '(Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday))

; Modulo is not the same as reminder
(define (%% x y) (% (+ (% x y) y) y))

; Division with modulo-aware rounding
(define (// x y) (/ (- x (%% x y)) y))

; Zeller's congruence, verbatim
(define (zeller q m year , h J K)
  (when (member m '(1 2))
    (inc m 12)
    (dec year))
  (setq J (// year 100))
  (setq K (%% year 100))
  (setq h (+ q (// (* 26 (+ m 1)) 10) K (// K 4) (// J 4) (* -2 J)))
  (week (%% h 7)))

; Note that newdep specified dd/mm/yyyy for AC, but mm/dd/-yyyy for BC
(while (read-line)
  (map set '(aa bb year) (map int (parse (current-line) "/")))
  (case (sgn year)
    (0 (println "No zeroth year!"))
    (+1 (println (zeller aa bb year)))
    (-1 (println (zeller bb aa (+ year 1))))))

(exit)