Topic: Another complex function to compare elements on a list

[robertocuba]

Hello:

Iīm developing a following routine to compare elements inside the list:

Problem:
List: ("a" 0 0 0 10 5 10 5 5 10 15 10 0 "b" 5 5 5 15 15 15 15 5 "c" 2 2 4 5 6 7 7

The routine must be return:

a sublist: ("a" 5 5 "b" 5 5) -: The 4 par of number of "a" are the same that the first par of number of "b"

Thanks !

[MP]

<giant face palm>

[Lee Mac]

May I ask where these functions are to be used? They seem very extravagant... very assignment style...

[uncoolperson]

yeah... kinda very much assignment like.
one leads to the other etc...

[ronjonp]

I'm still trying to figure out how to evaluate the emoticon 

[CAB]

Robert Robert Robert   

[JohnK]

I dont think i understand the question.

I think i see a pattern in a return of:
("a" 5 "b" 5 "c" 5)

but not necessarily just:
("a" 5 5 "b" 5 5)

[VovKa]

hey, all of ya, no chatting no more
do you want robertocuba to be expelled from the college or something?
so, back to work everybody

[JohnK]

oh! 'par' = 'pair'!

well, that is 'complex'! I will have to think about this one.

[uncoolperson]

so, robertocuba

what grade did you get?

[Joe Burke]

This topic makes no sense to me.

[MP]

This topic makes no sense to me.

You need to be in a middle school mood to get it.