Logically, what does the following function actually do?
( define (foo x y)
( cond
(( null? y) #f )
(( eq? x ( car y)) #t )
( else (foo x ( cdr y)))
)
)

Question

Logically, what does the following function actually do? 
  ( define  (foo x y) 
  ( cond 
    (( null?  y)  #f ) 
    (( eq?  x ( car  y))  #t ) 
    ( else  (foo x ( cdr  y))) 
  ) 
 )

Answer

It determines if  x  is a member of  y

Answer

It determines if  y  is a member of  x

Answer

It determines if  x  is the last element of  y

Answer

It determines if  x  and  y  are the same list

Answer

None of the other answers are correct

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