The keyword argument in Lisp can be defined as the general functional argument where instead of the position; keywords are used to pass the arguments to the function.
For example in the given code, the keyword subtitle acts as the keyword argument:
(define welcome
(lambda (given #:subtitle name)
(string-append "Welcome, " given " " surname)))
> (welcome "Sam" #:subtitle "Joe")
"Welcome, Sam Joe"
> (welcome #:subtitle "Sia" "Taylor")
"Welcome, Sia Taylor"
Posted Date:- 2021-11-29 12:52:04
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