Reference: Lists (CSC151-01, 2009S)

The Basics

Believe it or not, but every list operation (more or less) can be defined in terms of these five basic operations.

null: Standard list constant. The empty list.
(cons value lst): Standard List Procedure. Create a new list by prepending value to the front of lst.
(cdr lst): Standard List Procedure. Get a list the same as lst but without the first element.
(car lst): Standard List Procedure. Get the first element of lst.
(null? lst): Standard list predicate. Checks if lst is the empty list.

(for-each proc! lst): Standard Higher-Order List Procedure. Apply proc! to each element of the given list. Called primarily for side effects.
(map func lst): Standard Higher-Order List Procedure. Create a new list, each of whose elements is computed by applying func to the corresponding element of lst.

Most of these are forthcoming.

(list val_0 val_1 ... val_n): Standard List Procedure. Create a new list of size n+1 of the form (val_0 val_1 ... val_n).
(list-ref lst n): Standard List Procedure. Get the nth element of lst. Note that elements are numbered starting at 0.
(reverse lst): Standard List Procedure. Build a new list whose elements are the same as those of lst, but in the opposite order.

(caar lst): Standard List Procedure. If lst's first element is a list, gets the first element of that first element, the the car of the car of lst. If lst is not a list, or its first element is not a list, reports an error.
(cadr lst): Standard List Procedure. Get the second element of lst, the car of the cdr of lst
(cddr lst): Standard List Procedure. Get all but the first two elements of lst, the cdr of the cdr of lst
(caddr lst): Standard List Procedure. Get the third element of lst, the car of the cdr of the cdr of lst.