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Right, I'm not even just talking about code as data in a homoiconic sense but literally just, code is a bag of instructions (jumps, load, store, add, etc) regar
by banachtarski 10y ago
Right, I'm not even just talking about code as data in a homoiconic sense but literally just, code is a bag of instructions (jumps, load, store, add, etc) regardless of if your language is homoiconic or not. Maybe the point that can be made is that exposure to a homoiconic language earlier helps bridge this gap faster?
- throwaway7645 10y agoAight we're on the same page now. Yea it's all the same instructions under the hood anyway at some point.