This laboratory exercise reviews basic elements of vectors within Scheme. Section 9.1 of Springer and Friedman's textbook describes the basic rationale for vectors in Scheme. Reread Section 9.1 of Springer and Friedman's textbook. Section 9.2 of Springer and Friedman's textbook introduces a vector as a collection of elements which are indexed by integers from 0 through n-1, where n is the length of the vector. If a second argument is given, then each component of the new vector contains a copy of the value of the second argument.
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Write a paragraph explaining how view works. Modify view , so that it also prints this length.