In LISP, the atom that stands for “False” is ___________ A. t B. nil C. y D. time

t
nil
y
time

The correct answer is B. nil.

In LISP, nil is a special symbol that stands for the empty list. It is also used to represent the Boolean value false.

The other options are incorrect.

  • A. t is a special symbol that stands for the true Boolean value.
  • C. y is not a valid symbol in LISP.
  • D. time is a function in LISP that returns the current time.

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