You might also want to provide specific initialization arguments when an object is created. However, this behavior may vary among Lisp compilers, and the standard does not require any interpretation of the option. Therefore, it is best to think of this as additional documentation to the person reading your program. In Chapter 14 we'll examine methods in greater depth and see how to associate behaviors with objects. This book may not be reproduced without the written consent of its author.
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