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Its most direct influence is lambda calculus itself, yes I'd consider it a functional programming language. It doesn't even support OOP unless you layer CLOS o
by fgonzag 10y ago
Its most direct influence is lambda calculus itself, yes I'd consider it a functional programming language.
It doesn't even support OOP unless you layer CLOS on top of it, and you won't get anywhere if you try imperative programming with it.
- dmos62 10y agoYou can create any DSL you like on lisp. Though with lisp you generally choose something better than the above mentioned paradigms.