Funny, because traditionally it was (ALL-UPPER-CASE) Nowadays, indentation does a bunch of heavy lifting when it comes to readability. Modern Lisp-inspired lan

Funny, because traditionally it was (ALL-UPPER-CASE) Nowadays, indentation does a bunch of heavy lifting when it comes to readability. Modern Lisp-inspired languages (such as Clojure, but also some dialects of Scheme) also use other symbols in addition to parenthesis (like square brackets). Usually they are interchangeable, but I found that it can sometimes help. I find it difficult to read LOOP macros. And some versions of LET. But they are bastions of readability if you compare with languages like_c<with<templates>>(T) and_macros(void);{}