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> Arguing about whether or not "Lisp" means "Common Lisp" doesn't advance anybody's understanding of Common Lisp. But not expecting Common Lisp to behave like
by lispm 8y ago
> Arguing about whether or not "Lisp" means "Common Lisp" doesn't advance anybody's understanding of Common Lisp.
But not expecting Common Lisp to behave like Scheme helps. The design for the Scheme language is simply different from Common Lisp and thus code looks and behaves differently.