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-====Objective:​==== 
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-Learn the basics of the Racket lists and various patterns of recursion: 
-  * List operators 
-  * Natural recursion 
-  * Common patterns for recursive list-processing operations 
-  * Using auxiliary variables 
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-====Preparation:​==== 
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-You will again use DrRacket, which you should have downloaded and installed for the previous lab. 
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-====Deliverables:​==== 
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-For this lab, you will need to implement the following functions and data structures in Racket: 
-  * ''​check-temps1''​ 
-  * ''​check-temps''​ 
-  * ''​convert''​ 
-  * ''​duple''​ 
-  * ''​average''​ 
-  * ''​convertFC''​ 
-  * ''​eliminate-larger''​ 
-  * ''​get-nth''​ 
-  * ''​find-item''​ 
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-=== check-temps1 === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (check-temps1 temps) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​temps''​is a list of numbers representing temperatures and the value returned is a boolean indicating whether all of the temperatures are with the range 5 to 95 inclusive. 
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-=== check-temps1 === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (check-temps temps low high) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​temps''​is a list of numbers representing temperatures and the value returned is a boolean indicating whether all of the temperatures are with the range ''​low''​ to ''​high''​ inclusive. 
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-=== convert === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (convert digits) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​digits''​ ... 
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-=== duple === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (duple lst) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​lst''​ ... 
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-=== average === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (average lst) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​lst''​ ... 
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-=== convertFC === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (convertFC temps) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​temps''​ ... 
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-=== eliminate-larger === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (eliminate-larger lst) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​lst''​ ... 
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-=== get-nth === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (get-nth lst n) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​lst''​ and ''​n''​ ... 
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-=== find-item === 
-<code racket> 
-(define (find-item lst target) ...) 
-</​code>​ 
-where ''​lst''​ and ''​target''​ ... 
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-====Notes:​==== 
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-You again **do not** need to bulletproof the code to enforce proper inputs.  ​ 
-Your code only needs to return correct values given correct inputs. 
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-====Hints:​==== 
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-You may want to again use Step button to walk through your code and watch the equivalent sequence of substitutions that are performed. ​ This is particularly useful in tracing the recursion and watching what's happening to the parameters. 
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-Again use ''​check-expect''​ to write your own unit tests for your code. 
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