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### REMOVE

remove all occurrences

    Major Section:  ACL2-BUILT-INS

    General Forms:
    (remove x lst)
    (remove x lst :test 'eql)   ; same as above (eql as equality test)
    (remove x lst :test 'eq)    ; same, but eq is equality test
    (remove x lst :test 'equal) ; same, but equal is equality test

`(Remove x lst)` is equal to `lst` if `x` is not a member of `lst`, else is the result of removing all occurrences of `x` from `lst`. The optional keyword, `:TEST`, has no effect logically, but provides the test (default `eql`) used for comparing `x` with successive elements of `lst`.

Also see remove1.

The guard for a call of `remove` depends on the test. In all cases, the second argument must satisfy `true-listp`. If the test is `eql`, then either the first argument must be suitable for `eql` (see eqlablep) or the second argument must satisfy `eqlable-listp`. If the test is `eq`, then either the first argument must be a symbol or the second argument must satisfy `symbol-listp`.

See equality-variants for a discussion of the relation between `remove` and its variants:

> `(remove-eq x lst)` is equivalent to `(remove x lst :test 'eq)`;

> `(remove-equal x lst)` is equivalent to `(remove x lst :test 'equal)`.

In particular, reasoning about any of these primitives reduces to reasoning about the function `remove-equal`.

`Remove` is defined by Common Lisp. See any Common Lisp documentation for more information.