3.5 Function Calls

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3.1 | define
3.2 | define-struct
3.3 | local
3.4 | letrec, let, and let*
3.5 | Function Calls
3.6 | time
3.7 | Identifiers
3.8 | Primitive Operations
3.9 | Unchanged Forms

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#%app

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#### 3.5`` Function Calls

(id expr expr ...)

A function call in Intermediate is the same as a Beginning function call, except that it can also call locally defined functions or functions passed as arguments. That is, id can be a function defined in local or an argument name while in a function.

(#%app id expr expr ...)

A function call can be written with #%app, though it’s practically never written that way.
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