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> Lisp isn't really a functional language I guess I have even more to learn then :). Thank you for the links.
by PythagoRascal 6y ago
> Lisp isn't really a functional language
I guess I have even more to learn then :). Thank you for the links.
- deleted 6y ago[deleted]
- 7thaccount 6y agoCommon Lisp can be used as a functional language, or imperative, or extremely advanced OO (see CLOS). There are lots of different Lisp's though. Clojure is the most popular one that runs on the JVM and idiomatic Clojure is generally pretty functional although it calls out to lots of Java which is OO.
- DonHopkins 6y agoLisp DEFs the FUN in FUNCTIONAL.