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    > I have a general idea now, but, what's the difference in meaning
    > between \#& and \&?  Between \#N and \N?

    \#& is short for (number-to-string \&).  There is no real difference
    between
    \,(\#&) and \,(\&) since the result is used with prin1-to-string, but
    \,(1+ \&) would throw an error.

Did you mean string-to-number?