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In Scheme, how would we interpret the following?
'(A (B C))
We are invoking a function called A that takes a single parameter, the data list (B C)
We are invoking a function called A that, in turn, invokes a function called B that takes a parameter C.
We are invoking a function called A that takes two parameters, B and C
This is a single data list that contains three atoms: A, B and C. The parentheses around (B C) are irrelevant in this context, since this is not a function invocation.
This is a data list that contains two elements, an atom and a sublist
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