### Problem Statement:Define a Scheme procedure that takes a list and returns the depth of the most nested parentheses in a list. **Example:**- Input: `(EXP-DEPTH ‘(A B (((C)) E) F))`- Output: `4`## Instructions:1. **Define the Procedure:** Write a Scheme procedure that can analyze a given list and determine the depth of nested parentheses.2. **Example for Understanding:** With the input `(EXP-DEPTH ‘(A B (((C)) E) F))`, the procedure should return the value `4`.3. **Manual Tracing:** Manually trace your procedure with the provided example to ensure correctness. Study provided examples in the lecture notes to understand the method of manually tracing the procedure.This exercise requires you to understand and implement a method for recursively counting the depth of nested structures in Scheme and ensure your method works by manually tracing through an example. Follow the guidelines and verify your results by referring to the examples provided in your lecture notes.

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nested parentheses in a list. For example, (EXP-DEPTH (AB (((C)) E) F)) re- turns 4. Then, Manually trace your procedure with the provided example. Please study provided examples in the lecture notes to learn how you should manually trace our procedure.

nested parentheses in a list. For example, (EXP-DEPTH (AB (((C)) E) F)) re- turns 4. Then, Manually trace your procedure with the provided example. Please study provided examples in the lecture notes to learn how you should manually trace our procedure.

Database System Concepts

7th Edition

ISBN:9780078022159

Author:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Publisher:Abraham Silberschatz Professor, Henry F. Korth, S. Sudarshan

Chapter1: Introduction

Section: Chapter Questions

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