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Lisp is polish notation for trees of variable arity. hence all the parens - you need some way to group them. So in some K flavoured LISP I think it would be

Lisp is polish notation for trees of variable arity. hence all the parens - you need some way to group them. So in some K flavoured LISP I think it would be ((/ +) (! 100))

zdkl 5y ago
Or in clojure with the threading macro (->> 100 range (reduce +)) which is equivalent to this, without the macro (reduce + (range 100))
- LAC-Tech 5y ago
  yes, quite a bit more long winded than K