(define (most-common-word str)
(let (wordslist str-split str " ")))
I am trying to do a inner variable of lists of strings. but I get the error "bad syntax".
I looked for answers here but the things I changed, didn't help.
str-split returns a list of strings with " " the separator.
thanks.
It should look like:
... which establishes a local binding from
word-listto the value<VALUE>. This binding is effective only inside the<BODY>form enclosed by thelet.Now, in order to compute
<VALUE>, you have to callstr-splitwith the arguments you want (i.e.strand" "). The way you perform a function call is to wrap it in parenthesis (this is valid only in a context where the form is evaluated as an expression, not where parenthesis mean binding, for example). So<VALUE>should really be: