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Common Lisp allows spaces in identifiers and symbols names, but you have to quote it with vertical bars: (let ((|This variable has spaces| 1)) (print
by GregBuchholz 11y ago
Common Lisp allows spaces in identifiers and symbols names, but you have to quote it with vertical bars:
(let ((|This variable has spaces| 1))
(print |This variable has spaces|))
- 6502nerdface 11y agoSimilarly, R (which is basically a Lisp with C-like syntax) allows spaces in identifiers, though you'll have to construct usages of such identifiers using quote() or backticks.