(boundp item)
Determine whether an item has a value.
The boundp function determines if item has a corresponding value bound to it. If item does have a value bound to it, LISP returns T. If not, or if item is bound to nil, a nil is returned.
Examples
Code | Returns |
---|---|
(setq x nil y 7) | |
(boundp 'x) | nil |
(boundp 'y) | T |
(boundp 'z) | nil |
NOTE The boundp function is the opposite of the null function.
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