Re: How to delete the last element of a SKILL list

How did the element you want to remove get at the end of the list?
Why is it the last element you need to remove rather than the 13th for
example? Sometimes there are very good reasons for operating
on the last element, however it normally means you built the list
in the wrong order to begin with, or that you should be using a
different type of data structure than a list.

How did the element get to the end of the list anyway?
Why don't you already know its value without having to use
car(last(...))?

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