Database System Concepts
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Write the following function in Lisp:
a function that takes one parameter that you can assume to be a symbol named after a day of the week (no need to check it), such as 'monday, and returns the symbol for the next day. For example,
(next-day 'tuesday) should return the symbol 'wednesday. Implement this function with a complex conditional.
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