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It would look like Lua: https://www.lua.org https://www.lua.org They call "maps" tables. Even arrays in Lua are tables, as are everything else. Pretty cool co
by brabel 6y ago
It would look like Lua: https://www.lua.org https://www.lua.org
They call "maps" tables. Even arrays in Lua are tables, as are everything else.
Pretty cool concept... And there's even a low level, statically typed, system language that uses Lua as a composer language, Terra: http://terralang.org http://terralang.org
In Terra, you manipulate your program using Lua at compile time. Really cool concept.
- zeveb 6y agoA large difference is that Lua source is not in the form of Lua tables — and that makes all the difference! Having full access to your complete language at read, compile and run times is what makes Lisp Lisp, and that can only sanely be done with a homoiconic language.