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> The same is not true, AFAIK, with Common Lisp - being a lisp1 and having a stronger lexical scope than python does. Common Lisp is a Lisp2.
by nemoniac 6y ago
> The same is not true, AFAIK, with Common Lisp - being a lisp1 and having a stronger lexical scope than python does.
Common Lisp is a Lisp2.
- beagle3 6y agoThanks for the correction, indeed, I meant lisp2 even though I typed lisp1; It makes it easier to compile than a lisp1 (to which Python is closer), because the standard call form s-expression can be bound early.