By “print”, I mean it in the Lisp sense of “print readably”. In Lisp, PRINT really means “serialize as text that can be deserialized with READ.” In Common Lisp

By “print”, I mean it in the Lisp sense of “print readably”. In Lisp, PRINT really means “serialize as text that can be deserialized with READ.” In Common Lisp (and Janet), functions print fine in the colloquial sense: > (print #'print) #<FUNCTION PRINT> The character sequence ‘#<’ means it’s “unreadable” though.