Is there an analogue of the split() method from Python to Lisp?

Question

Lisp

I'm making a simple program to work with a file cabinet, and I need to implement a text interface. To do this, I want to take a string with a command and break it into words, which will then be parsed. To do this, I need a function that takes a string as input, and gives out a list of words from this string. Python has a split() method, but is there something similar in Lisp?

To summarize the question, where can I find a guide to all functions for working with strings, preferably in Russian? Except for the ANSI Common Lisp book.

Answer 1

Not in the language itself. So either write your own, or use the library. For example, there is uiop:split-string
Common Lisp doesn't have much documentation , in my opinion. Clojure programmers have a much better life.