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Also, in Clojure you can easily evaluate sub-expressions, as Stu mentions in the article, which is not always possible in other languages interactive environmen

Also, in Clojure you can easily evaluate sub-expressions, as Stu mentions in the article, which is not always possible in other languages interactive environments.

lispm 7y ago
Basically every Lisp does that, but with the added bonus that one evaluates directly in the error context.
- tincholio 7y ago
  Sure, and in CL is even better. My point was that other languages (non-lisps, such as Python, Ruby, etc) don't allow for that.