The 'algol' example doesn't have enough context to demonstrate that there is a lexically scoped block. The lisp example contains an empty block. If it were tru

The 'algol' example doesn't have enough context to demonstrate that there is a lexically scoped block. The lisp example contains an empty block. If it were truly algol it would probably have an 'endlet' symbol at the end of the let, for example. If it were C it would require curly brackets, python out-dentation, ocaml something else(!?). Anyway, I suspect you're a troll, good day.