3.18 Void and Undefined

The constant #<void> is returned by most forms and procedures that have a side-effect and no useful result. The constant #<undefined> is used as the initial value for letrec bindings.

The #<void> value is always eq? to itself, and the #<undefined> value is also eq? to itself.

(void? v) → void?
v : any/c

Returns #t if v is the constant #<void>, #f otherwise.

(void v ...) → void?
v : any/c

Returns the constant #<void>. Each v argument is ignored.

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3.1	Booleans and Equality
3.2	Numbers
3.3	Strings
3.4	Byte Strings
3.5	Characters
3.6	Symbols
3.7	Regular Expressions
3.8	Keywords
3.9	Pairs and Lists
3.10	Mutable Pairs and Lists
3.11	Vectors
3.12	Boxes
3.13	Hash Tables
3.14	Sequences and Streams
3.15	Dictionaries
3.16	Sets
3.17	Procedures
3.18	Void and Undefined