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I am a polyglot, so no, I don't find it unreadable. I would probably structure it differently. I always wonder why Lisp never ceases to get singled out for par
by eggy 9y ago
I am a polyglot, so no, I don't find it unreadable. I would probably structure it differently.
I always wonder why Lisp never ceases to get singled out for parentheses when each language uses parentheses, braces, semicolons, colons, pipes, etc...
I program in C, Forth\Factor, Lisp/Scheme, Python, J, APL, F#, C#, Asm, Basic, Clojure and others. Each has their syntax and differences, and it just takes getting used to them.
I like Hy, but as the documentation says it is not Lisp or Clojure, but Homoiconic Python with that guiding and constraining its implementation. A lot of fun, really. I only get as much pleasure from J for play.
- kazinator 9y ago> I always wonder why Lisp never ceases to get singled out for parentheses POSIX shell: FOO=$(basename $(dirname $(cat file))) Make: OBJS=$(foreach x,$(WHATEVER),\ $(addprefix $(call BLAH,arg),....))