Fills a table with the keys and elements supplied.
This function interprets keys-and-elements as key-element pairs, that is, it treats the first element as a table key, the second as the table element corresponding to that key, and so on. The keys and elements should be suitable for table.
Because keys-and-elements is treated as a sequence of paired key-element values, it should contain an even number of elements; if it contains an odd number of elements, fill-table! ignores the last element (which would have been treated as a key).
| table | An instance of <table>. |
| keys-and-elements | An instance of <sequence>, containing alternate keys and elements. |
| table | An instance of <table>. |