The less-familiar parts of Lisp for beginners — multiple-value-setq

One more Lisp feature that newcomers might not have encountered is the multiple-value-setq macro.  While most introductions discuss multiple-value-bind, this feature is similar, but not always described.  The multiple-value-setq macro uses setq to store its values, rather than creating new bindings.  So, think of the relationship between setq and multiple-value-setq as being much like the relationship between let and multiple-value-bind.

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