(define (yani-reverse L) [if (null? L) null [append (yani-reverse (rest L))(list [first L])]])
In plain racket, define is used to define functions and variables.
The syntax, comes (define id expr) or (define (head args) body++)
Above I defined a function called yani-reverse with L as argument which in this case is a list, parenthesizes and square brackets are interchangeable. I’m doing a if statement that will check if my L ( list) is not null, if it’s null it will return null, if else it will append the last element of the list into an a list with the first element.
First is the first element of the list and rest of the rest elements of the list.
Lets now call our function
(yani-reverse '(a b c d))
(yani-reverse '(1 2 3 4))
(yani-reverse '( ))
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'(d c b a)
'(4 3 2 1)
'()
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