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Common Lisp is not a functional language. If anything, it’s object oriented. Generally speaking, lisps have always been multi-paradigm languages because macros
by fiddlerwoaroof 4y ago
Common Lisp is not a functional language. If anything, it’s object oriented. Generally speaking, lisps have always been multi-paradigm languages because macros let them absorb nearly any paradigm you can think of.