Common Lisp is both imperative and object-oriented, with one of the most powerful OO systems out there (CLOS). It's a lot less oriented towards functional progr

Common Lisp is both imperative and object-oriented, with one of the most powerful OO systems out there (CLOS). It's a lot less oriented towards functional programming than things like Scala, Haskell, or even Clojure, which is probably more used than CL in the modern "corporate world".