prefix notation mimics of how we call functions setv result (my_function arg1, arg2) to me this is as readeable as set result= my_function( arg1, arg

prefix notation mimics of how we call functions setv result (my_function arg1, arg2) to me this is as readeable as set result= my_function( arg1, arg2) I realize that specifically arithmetic expressions in prefix notation look foreign, however I think most of the code are function calls -- and that's very normal. If I would to think of an example where LISP notation is un natural -- it would be the if-statements.