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If there are important constraints on the parameters that are not fully described in the contract, add an additional requires section after the contract. For example, this can be used to indicate a Num must be in a specific range, a Str must be of a specific [...], or that a (listof ...) cannot be empty. Indent multiple requirements.
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length

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#cs #cs135 #racket #style
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If there are important constraints on the parameters that are not fully described in the contract, add an additional requires section after the contract. For example, this can be used to indicate a Num must be in a specific range, a Str must be of a specific [...], or that a (listof ...) cannot be empty. Indent multiple requirements.
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#cs #cs135 #racket #style
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If there are important constraints on the parameters that are not fully described in the contract, add an additional requires section after the contract. For example, this can be used to indicate a Num must be in a specific range, a Str must be of a specific [...], or that a (listof ...) cannot be empty. Indent multiple requirements.
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length
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