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Neither the list paradigm, nor functional languages generally, ever really gelled in my mind, the way, say, OO did. Algorithms expressed in functional form in
by walnutclosefarm 4y ago
Neither the list paradigm, nor functional languages generally, ever really gelled in my mind, the way, say, OO did.
Algorithms expressed in functional form in LISP always seemed contorted from their natural form, to me. So, mostly I found LISP to be an awkward, "unscannable" language. I could write it, and read it, but it always felt a little like reading and writing a foreign language to me, not something in which my mind was native.
- baldfat 4y agoI am the exact opposite :) I started learning languages with Basic, Assembly and Fortran and ended up loving all things Lisp.